I was parking my car on the street and one the the damn ACCORD park behind me. The license Plat screw half way in my bumper. so piss.......... . I was piss buz he had so munch space at the back, how come this jerk need to park that close. He/She out of his/her mind. CRAZY

Does anyone know anything can fix the hole then I can put the paint on it to make it looks nicer???

 

Did you let the air out of their tires and 'adjust' all their sideview mirrors?

I also find dry erase markers are fun to write all over their car with in those situations.

You could get some fibreglass repair material and patch up the hole. Unfortunately I don't think the paint will look very good unless you get the whole bumper resprayed.

 

thats hate right there w/the f***ing ACCORD having to park so close to you." i will open his door to release the gas lock and put a lot of sand,mud,water, and sugar that will totaly destroy his/her ride and he/she didn't know it hehe" jk hope you could get that fix that or instead of fixing it, upgrade it w/full kit claim insurance to get that fix. i would btw just a thought but think about it full JDM conversion doesn't that sounds sweet MUGEN DYNOMITE kit w/dual mid muffler.

 

Remember,

Sy11580 wants info on how to repair his bumper.
Lets stay on topic in the DIY section. We have other forums where you can talk about other issues.

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Whatever you do, avoid bondo as it will expand and contract at different temperatures. In the end, the paint and the bondo will sink in. Not a good look.

I would second the idea on fiberglass repairs. But honestly, for the price of fiberglass work and hours, I would suggest buying a whole new bumper and spraying that. It's about the same price (if not cheaper).

 

u COULD fiberglass but fiberglass doesn't stick to plastic bumpers unless u force it to and it won't turn out good at all. I would recommend taking it 2 a body shop and have them look at it. usually they can repair it w/o having to paint the entier thing again, even tho that would be the best solution.

 

thats when you walk around to his back corner pannel and kick it in usually fixes all my stress/anger problems for the moment

 

I can't quite picture how big your "hole" is and how the bumper looks, but there is indeed hope for a DIY repair. My Fit rolled into another car and the rear bumper sustained damage in a couple of places. Some dents and major gouges into the black plastic under the paint.

After getting estimate for new bumper and respray, I decided to do my own repair on the bumper. Leveled the damaged areas by filling with Bondo glazing and spot putty. My Fit is Milano Red, and Dupi-color has touch up paint for that color since Honda used it in previous years on other models. Less than $10 at the auto parts store got me all the materials I needed.

The color match is very good. At distances of more than 5 feet, you can't even notice the repair. If you look closely you can of course see it. Although the first damage to a new car is always emotionally traumatic, my reasoning is that the bumpers will sustain minor dents and scratches over time anyhow from people parking, etc. If 5 years from now the bumper is in really bad shape, I'll have it replaced and repainted then. I would have been much more upset if the damage was on a side panel or hood, etc, where it would be more noticable and unexpected.