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Old 07-08-2018, 11:54 AM   #12 (permalink)
Baronsmokes
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Originally Posted by NorthStyle View Post
Why not just go to a body shop and have it done properly? A good shop can make it look as if the bumper was never drilled and it shouldn't be that much. The dealership telling you the entire bumper needs to be replaced is BS since I had my holes filled as well.
Save you cost of bumper but not cheap.
Holes filled,sanded,primed,sprayed,cleared,cut,buffed and mounted.
The body shop will have some time into this.
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