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What filler to use on a plastic bumper?



Jason_E

ClioSport Club Member
  Elise, 530d
Isopon bumper fill stuff? I'm looking to fill my number plate recess on, admittedly not a clio. But this thread could come in use one day to others.
 

Gally

Formerly Mashed up egg in a cup
ClioSport Club Member
It'll sink.

To reduce sinking you'll need to plastic weld a piece in place then repair the area around, easy for me, not so for an amatuer but would be a good little project if you had a spare bumper mate.
 

Jason_E

ClioSport Club Member
  Elise, 530d
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Gally

Formerly Mashed up egg in a cup
ClioSport Club Member
Jason, you don't want to fill the number plate recess so to speak, get to the scrap yard, get a second hand bumper moulding and f**k about with the bumper doesn't have a recess.

Just fill the holes in and paint!
 
  Dodgy one
Jason, you don't want to fill the number plate recess so to speak, get to the scrap yard, get a second hand bumper moulding and f**k about with the bumper doesn't have a recess.

Just fill the holes in and paint!


^^ This,

On another note aren't the US spec front bumper mouldings different, like the tailgates? (You need one of them ;) ) What i mean is do they have the recess in the trim where the plate sits?

If i get time tomorrow i'l get one of our parts monkeys to have look at Etka for a smooth one!
 
  clio 182
or to save ya self a lot of hassel put the number plate bk were it was and get some nice german style number plates and borders matey
 


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