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Sorry this had to happen to you..
Is the paint removed and you are looking at primer or something underneath ?
Whatever you do, remember bumper paint is not very thick and too much heat and pressure can actually cause it to wrinkle and come off..
Since the bumper`s plastic, it does not dissipate heat very well compared to metal panels which dissipate heat much better and quicker...
And you already know that Honda paint is on the medium to soft side anyway...
Good luck !
Dan F
If the car is flat black and you don`t want to re paint dr color chip will get you close.
Sorry to see this Angus. I`m always worried when I move my snow thrower into the garage...next to my wife`s car.
Ouch
Sorry
At least it`s just the bumper
Formerly the "Best Detailer", now just Super Wax Waster Man. Not necessarily tactful, but normally right. It`s good to be da King !!!
Thanks Dan! Yeah the paint is gone, the steel chain ends took it clean off. Good reminder about bumper paint - I`ll keep it in-mind.
I`ve got some old Flamenco Black Pearl touch up paint sitting around that I`ll test out first. If that doesn`t work I`ll try Dr Color chip
Exactly! Thankfully it was my DD and not my wife`s car or my garage queen. I paying too much attention on keeping the plow blade clear of everything and missed how close the tire was to the civics bumper. Be careful with your blower if you`ve got chains on it!
Thanks, Ron. I can live with it being just the bumper - could have been way worse!
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