What Is Plastic Bumper Repair Process?

The average repair begins with reshaping and sanding down the damaged area. When deep scratches and/or gouges exist, polyurethane filler is added that is designed to remain flexible after the completion of the drying stages. Final sanding is then required in order to return the bumper to its original shape and integrity.

When the preparation is complete, a coat of primer is applies before the initial color layer is sprayed.
Next, the paint code is retrieved directly from your vehicle and used to obtain the perfect formula to match your vehicle’s color.
Then, a generous coat of paint is applied before the car is finally sealed with a clear coat application to protect the finish. The process is completed with a thorough polish to make your vehicle shine. CMA guarantees color match and satisfaction backed by a lifetime warranty.

Plastic bumpers don’t always need to be replaced when damage occurs, instead they can be saved with innovative auto reconditioning methods.