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Repair a rear bumper with G4+epoxy

Forum: C3 Electrical, Body and Interior

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Repair a rear bumper with G4+epoxy

Posted: 10/2/03 11:59pmMessage 1 of 4
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polliat, France
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Vette(s): C3 1979 L-48 th350 96000miles
dose anybody try G4 and fibrglass to fix rear bumper ?
or anybody know how to repair urethane bumpers ?

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Repair a rear bumper with G4+epoxy

Posted: 10/3/03 4:18amMessage 2 of 4
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Vette(s): 1979 Black on Black, heavily modified. 1975 Orange, bone stock (for now).
I haven't read/heard any tips regarding fixing urethane bumbers, but I do have one in pristine condition hanging on my garage wall, let me know if you are interested. |cheers|
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Repair a rear bumper with G4+epoxy

Posted: 10/3/03 9:21amMessage 3 of 4
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Vette(s): 1974 Black 454 Stingray coupe, turbo 400 tranny, barry grant 750 carb, hooker super competition headers, moves along!
how much you want, and what year is it for??
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Repair a rear bumper with G4+epoxy

Posted: 12/10/03 6:24pmMessage 4 of 4
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Yes you can repair a urathane bumper. 3M makes an epoxy compound. You sand, scuff, clean, then apply the epoxy. After it sets, sand it smooth. It bonds very well. This is a repair recommended by GM. I attended a class done by GM for plastic repair. You can get the epoxy at most good body shop suppliers.
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