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need rear bumper painted (L.A. area)
I live in the L.A. area (the "valley") and was hoping to get some recommendations on various paint shops in my area. Thanks for any info.
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2006 X3 w/ no factory option$. ![]() 2006 Yamaha FJR1300AE.
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dang... NO one can help me?
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I did a similar gig with my X a couple weeks ago... I had 2 small impressions (about 1/8 - 1/4" dia) in the bumber...I masked around them with blue tape, filled them with bondo, did some "micro sanding" and hit the little bondo spots with factory touch up paint. It looks fine, but not great... I'm the only one who sees them or knows they are there! You can't see them from 5 feet but if you look close the touch up paint doesn't cut it. I may elect to get the entire bumper painted - probably a $300 fix for a professional job
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