Bumper Repair

You notice a crack, scuff, or misalignment on your bumper after a parking lot bump or a low-speed fender bender. The bumper is often the first part to show damage, and it can make the whole car look neglected. You call us because you want it fixed right, not just patched up.

We start by removing the bumper and cleaning the backside. For plastic cracks, we use a plastic welder to fuse the break from behind, then fill the front with a two-part epoxy filler. After sanding, we apply a flexible primer, then base coat and clear coat matched to your car's paint code.

The repair cost varies based on whether the bumper can be welded or must be replaced. Damage near edges or mounting points is harder to fix. Paint match complexity depends on the color and fade of your existing paint. Access to the bumper's backside can add time on some models.

On repair day, we park your car in our bay and protect surrounding panels with masking tape and plastic sheeting. After the repair, we clean up any dust and overspray. You don't need to do anything beforehand; after, avoid washing the bumper for at least a week to let the paint cure fully.