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Cracked Bumper Help
Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2014 5:11 pm
by longman h
OK, so me being the tw@t that I am, managed to reverse into a huge great concrete pillar today and I'm f*ck*d off to say the least.
Anyway, can anyone recommend a decent firm to repair the cracks and other damage as the chances of finding an Ebony Black Avant bumper are about as good as finding a healthy tooth in Jeremy Clarksons mouth.
So if anyone can recommend a solution or provide some help, I would really appreciate it.
Thanks,
H

Re: Cracked Bumper Help
Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2014 5:50 pm
by Shoppinit
Might help if you gave us a clue where you are.
Re: Cracked Bumper Help
Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2014 6:20 pm
by longman h
Shoppinit wrote:Might help if you gave us a clue where you are.
Tis a good point.
I'm in Bromley which I suppose is classed as SE London/North Kent.
Re: Cracked Bumper Help
Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2014 7:59 pm
by Maximo
Could be worth giving Unit20, MRC and the like a shout to see if they have one? It maybe worth posting a few pictures just so we can see how bad the mess is, just so it gives us and idea of what work could be needed and therefore give you better advise on where's best to go.
Re: Cracked Bumper Help
Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2014 9:26 pm
by longman h
Maximo wrote:Could be worth giving Unit20, MRC and the like a shout to see if they have one? It maybe worth posting a few pictures just so we can see how bad the mess is, just so it gives us and idea of what work could be needed and therefore give you better advise on where's best to go.
Or to mock?!? HA.
I'll pop a picture up tomorrow morning.
Re: Cracked Bumper Help
Posted: Fri Jun 13, 2014 7:05 pm
by RustyBucket
I had a mate who used these guys
www.revive-uk.com who did a pretty good job on painting his bumper but not sure if they operate in your area. Alternative to MRC and Unit20 and a bit closer to you would be
www.amdtuning.com and
www.qstuning.com if you wanted to give them a bell or try ap_auto-tech (search eBay) big supplier in the UK of second hand rs6 bits.
Cheers
Re: Cracked Bumper Help
Posted: Sun Jun 15, 2014 8:38 pm
by longman h
RustyBucket wrote:I had a mate who used these guys
http://www.revive-uk.com who did a pretty good job on painting his bumper but not sure if they operate in your area. Alternative to MRC and Unit20 and a bit closer to you would be
http://www.amdtuning.com and
http://www.qstuning.com if you wanted to give them a bell or try ap_auto-tech (search eBay) big supplier in the UK of second hand rs6 bits.
Cheers
That's great, thanks mate. I've just had a look on the Revive website and it looks like they have technicians all over the country, including Bromley.
I'll probably give them a call this week unless MRC can recommend anyone else when I see them tomorrow.
Re: Cracked Bumper Help
Posted: Sun Jun 15, 2014 9:00 pm
by subtacex
Try "ap_auto-tech" on Ebay,they are the RS6 Breakers on there and should have one
Re: Cracked Bumper Help
Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2014 11:44 am
by longman h
subtacex wrote:Try "ap_auto-tech" on Ebay,they are the RS6 Breakers on there and should have one
Already checked them but thanks anyway. I think they have every other colour than black. Law of sod.
Re: Cracked Bumper Help
Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2014 1:52 pm
by Maximo
Could you not get one and respray it? By the sounds of it your going to need to as it is. I had my front bumper done at the local Ding Masters, they did a great job and matched the colour very well.
Re: Cracked Bumper Help
Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2014 4:07 pm
by ahoooga
have you priced a replacement up from TPS ?
Re: Cracked Bumper Help
Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2014 7:15 am
by longman h
Maximo wrote:Could you not get one and respray it? By the sounds of it your going to need to as it is. I had my front bumper done at the local Ding Masters, they did a great job and matched the colour very well.
Yeah I could but I reckon it will be far more expensive than getting it repaired. Obviously it may be too damaged to repair which means I'll be left with 2 options; buy and respray a different colour bumper or get a new one from TPS.
A good friend of mine works at TPS and has already saved me a large amount of cash, so he's probably my best bet.