Rebel Editor August 17, 2018 50 Comments



2 Part Epoxy Glue is the best way to fix a cracked flexible bumper cover. or 972-420-1293

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  1. Naya Martin

    What brand of 2 part epoxy glue did you use?

  2. roadstar499

    I have a cheap plastic welder which actually works surprisingly well have fixed dash board,bumper and a couple of other things that seemed unfix able…Now i have a plastic bumper piece part that holds fog lights on a gmc 1500 4×4 that is cracked in 3-4 spots pretty bad i need to fix…But i do think a good plastic rubber type epoxy work very well also…

  3. Paul Chavarria

    is there a way to fix a peeling clear coat on a hood with out painting the whole thing

  4. tyler norton

    I use a hot stapler,best thing ever for bumpers. never comes apart

  5. LogicalReasoner

    Dude, if you would have taken like 2 seconds to look at the crack from the front while you were taping the crack together it would have lined up. Just saying… If you are going to show people how to do it right, don't do it half-hazardly.

  6. David Neiss

    Thanks for the ideas, here is another low budget fix. I had a bumper that was torn in half in several places. Thoroughly cleaned back side area with Goof Off. Sanded backside with heavy grit sandpaper to at least 2" each side of tear. Cleaned entire bumper again with hot soapy water and thoroughly dried. Aligned and taped front side with clear packing tape. Used fiber mesh self adhering drywall screen / tape on backside across center of cracks, trimming and pressing into contours. Thoroughly mixed J B Weld two part epoxy and pushed into tape across the entire width of tape and let cure overnight.

  7. Donald Trump

    You just saved me a thousand bucks! Thanks

  8. Benito Caspo

    no adhesion promoter??? no no no no

  9. Theron Smith

    Thanks Pete , i certainly learn a lot from you.

  10. De Cnijf Kris

    you explain that good buddy. see what I'm saying….

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