Paint has 'spiderwebbed' chipped on the front bumper, just wearing out from over time I suppose, though I haven't even hit 100,000 on her yet.
Best way to repair is to take it to a body shop for a quick touch up, but it will leave you costing. Otherwise, you can do it yourself, which I do not recommend unless you have experience with painting vehicles. This is, however, a much cheaper solution (so long you already have a air compressor and spray gun) as you only buy the paint and sandpaper and have a free day.
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Paint has 'spiderwebbed' chipped on the front bumper, just wearing out from over time I suppose, though I haven't even hit 100,000 on her yet.
Best way to repair is to take it to a body shop for a quick touch up, but it will leave you costing. Otherwise, you can do it yourself, which I do not recommend unless you have experience with painting vehicles. This is, however, a much cheaper solution (so long you already have a air compressor and spray gun) as you only buy the paint and sandpaper and have a free day.
- Mark R., Bridgeport, WV, US