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23-01-2021, 02:29 PM
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Relative has damage to a 2007 Prado rear bumper. On one corner, really only cosmetic. Wreckers see an opportunity to cash in. Has anyone had positive experience with repair of similar damage. In this case repair would involve pressing out indent, welding tear and finishing.
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Repairing PLASTIC bumper.
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