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Old 01-19-2015, 08:18 AM
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There is some good posts on here about how to restore a front endura rubber bumpers. From what I have read you need to V-grind out all the cracks and use a 2 part flexable filler to fill and finish the bumper with. I am using Dominian sure seal flexable bumper repair which is a 2 part epoxy filler that sands very nicely. Then from what I have read you should not use filler or polyester type primer. You should use epoxy primer. This is my first attempt but here are some pics of what I have done so far. The Dominian sure seal stuff is flexable. I have tried to push on the bumper after a couple coats and it has not cracked if that means anything. I am going to let it sit for awile to see if it stays flexable before priming.
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