Bumper scratch/road rash
#17
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Direct bolt on means the aftermarket mods are directly fitted onto our oem parts with the original bolts and parts that came with the car. (Direct replacement of OEM parts).. There are no requirements in drilling extra holes or customizing anything to fit the body kit.
Watch this video and you'll know what i mean Keep note that the bolts removed were all OEM and the body kit came with pre drilled holes to direct bolt on to your car. Some members do use double sided tape as well to keep the lip on even stronger..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4u_AtfnpPTo
But remember it doesn't mean replica body kits doesn't come as direct bolt on, the only thing about replica is that the fitments will not be as good as authentic versions. With replicas, you might end up spending more money trying to make it fit properly. However there are replicas out there that are identical to authentic ones.
Here you go:
http://shop.tfbdesigns.com/Band-Aid-...ng-BANDAID.htm
http://www.jmssign.com/item/jdm-deca...al/lid=4391330
Honestly just search on ebay for bandage decal. There is so many options
Watch this video and you'll know what i mean Keep note that the bolts removed were all OEM and the body kit came with pre drilled holes to direct bolt on to your car. Some members do use double sided tape as well to keep the lip on even stronger..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4u_AtfnpPTo
But remember it doesn't mean replica body kits doesn't come as direct bolt on, the only thing about replica is that the fitments will not be as good as authentic versions. With replicas, you might end up spending more money trying to make it fit properly. However there are replicas out there that are identical to authentic ones.
http://shop.tfbdesigns.com/Band-Aid-...ng-BANDAID.htm
http://www.jmssign.com/item/jdm-deca...al/lid=4391330
Honestly just search on ebay for bandage decal. There is so many options
#18
Went to Color Creations in Placentia, CA this morning. They just finished and it LOOKS GREAT! Can't even see where the old scratch was.
Definitely recommend them for small scratches and paint work.
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Definitely recommend them for small scratches and paint work.
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Looks very good. Thanks for posting. If I get my bumper scratched I know where to go.
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Here you go:
http://shop.tfbdesigns.com/Band-Aid-...ng-BANDAID.htm
http://www.jmssign.com/item/jdm-deca...al/lid=4391330
Honestly just search on ebay for bandage decal. There is so many options
http://shop.tfbdesigns.com/Band-Aid-...ng-BANDAID.htm
http://www.jmssign.com/item/jdm-deca...al/lid=4391330
Honestly just search on ebay for bandage decal. There is so many options
also the refinished bumper looks great...good price too
#21
Yeah! I think the work they do is excellent, especially for the price and everything.
I may end up putting a bandage on my car somewhere anyways. They look pretty fun!
Thanks muggy for the video, it really brought some clarity to some questions I had on my mind. Wow. It literally is bolt-on. That is awesome. I can't wait for some great kits to hit the market soon!
I may end up putting a bandage on my car somewhere anyways. They look pretty fun!
Thanks muggy for the video, it really brought some clarity to some questions I had on my mind. Wow. It literally is bolt-on. That is awesome. I can't wait for some great kits to hit the market soon!
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they did an awesome job on my front bumper as well.
www.fixmybumper.com (website for Color Creations of Placentia, CA)
Also, you get a 10% discount if you mention you found them on yelp/referred.
www.fixmybumper.com (website for Color Creations of Placentia, CA)
Also, you get a 10% discount if you mention you found them on yelp/referred.
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Ouch, that sucks. Too deep for ScratchX which I've had with success with in the past on scratches that don't penetrate the clear coat. Touch up paint might be the best bet but I haven't had good luck with it personally.
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