POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Any tricks? I need to get it repainted and don't want to learn the hard way. Thanks
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YOUR RESEARCHRemoving a 996 frt bumper cover
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POST 2Original post
It is held in by a bunch of screws. It is not that hard to remove - the screws are on the bottom of the bumper, under the trim piece in the luggage compartment, and on each side of the bumper, in front of the side marker lights. They are all Phillips screws. AFJ
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