Hey guys, I am going to make this quick so I am not late for class. I am no newb to the 'tex but quite new to Body Work.
This past weekend I was involved in an accident (rear ended by a police officer) and was thinking about shaving the rear bumper on my car. The dealership that I talked to said they could do it but wouldn't recommend it at all because it wouldn't be very durable. They said if it was just tapped in the parking lot or something that it would crack and what not. I am also worried about paint chipping around this area or the filler sinking or something. I did some quick searching and read about some 3M products that might do the job? Does anybody have any input on something like this? Anything you can tell me would be helpful, because once again, I AM a newb to the Body Work thing. If it isn't going to even last me a year then I'd rather just get it redone stock. Ask questions if needed and I'll reply as soon as I get back from class. Thanks in advance!!!
This past weekend I was involved in an accident (rear ended by a police officer) and was thinking about shaving the rear bumper on my car. The dealership that I talked to said they could do it but wouldn't recommend it at all because it wouldn't be very durable. They said if it was just tapped in the parking lot or something that it would crack and what not. I am also worried about paint chipping around this area or the filler sinking or something. I did some quick searching and read about some 3M products that might do the job? Does anybody have any input on something like this? Anything you can tell me would be helpful, because once again, I AM a newb to the Body Work thing. If it isn't going to even last me a year then I'd rather just get it redone stock. Ask questions if needed and I'll reply as soon as I get back from class. Thanks in advance!!!
