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I can get a brand new Zele bumper for 800 plus a military discount on fly1motorsport lol
Unless you can hook it up I may have to pass...

Hey man,

For the Zele rear bumper I am asking for $1,000 and it is still in the original box.

I would flip that, here in DC all the douches seem to drive a M3 or some variant of the 3 Series. The 911 (which I also have 07 C4S) is driven by more mature older guys like me. Go try my previous...

Ship those bad boys and they will be gone in a heartbeat!

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Yep, when you have multiple impact points or even multiple minor high spots that don't hide well in the orange peel, we use a sanding block to smooth out the irregularity on the surface to blend. ...

On the other hand, it shouldn't cost more for a shop to fix a slightly larger spot than it would for them to fix the small one to begin with. It's worth a shot IMO.

Op, I can only add that by all means you're doing this repair at your own risk! If you have very little clue of what you're doing? Please pay someone to fix it correctly. I would hate to...

I hate clear-bra because I think it looks like crap. I wish they came stock with decent paint in the first place. No excuse for orange peel on a $110k supercar sitting in a showroom (GT-R). I can do...

PDR isn't always possible, and you don't always know this before you get started. So in cases where you can't just massage the dent out, you will need some form of paint correction, usually minor. ...

Oh I know, but in PDR no paint work is done at all (hence paintless :tup:)

well, you can wrap the sand paper over a block of wood or something to get a similar effect of a sanding block. i just happen to have sanding blocks in my pdr arsenal. yah, definitely smooth it...

let dry for a week, 2000 or even 3000 grit, then polish the rest using something like ScratchX on foam pad. i use a sanding block, not sand paper for this.

2000

for me personally, it has nothing to do with manliness. its only about whether it was done and done right and without of the worries.

This is almost as bad as the manual vs automatic trans BS. :icon17: I know the guy who does my oil changes, it's been the same guy for like 4 years. I don't care if he's ASE certified or not, as...

Nissan $40...long gone are the days I'm changing my own oil. Screw that...