How to REPLACE and PAINT your car bumper!

In this episode, learn to prepare and paint a plastic bumper on your car.
I'll walk you through the process of the proper way to prepare a raw bumper to eliminated peeling down the road. sealing painting and clearcoating OEM parts for your car. I'm dedicated to helping you with your repair or restoration project. To learn more about auto body and painting your vehicle, check out all my how-to content and build your skill!

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[AZOverland]

Excellent as always! Still a similar prep that I used to do in the early 90's when I did autobody full time. I used to incorporate a flex additive in the clear when doing bumper covers.

[halhatmaker]

Looks awsome Chris! I’m learning soo much from your videos! Thanks you.

[jdimeo]

Why 70% isopropyl alcohol for prep instead of 90% or even 99.9%? Just curious, maybe you've covered this in another video.

[unclebs]

Great job Chris, excellent instructions and the results were super!

[Backyardigan]

New subscribers here. I’m learning a lot from from your tutoring videos. 👍

[mickholgate]

Always great videos Chris, good info too.

[willsachs]

Such great content, thanks for sharing Chris! You are knowledgeable and skilled at what you do. One tip you may know already, if you come across a urethane bumper (rare anymore) and need a flex agent, the Bulldog Adhesion promoter (in quart/gallon can) added to base or clear works perfectly. I was searching for a flex additive for my 86' Mustang project bumpers and learned on the Technical Data Sheet that Bulldog doubles as one. Urethane bumpers are like jello and it is holding up great on mine. Not like the stiffer Polypropylene or ABS bumpers of today lol.

[kenboxx]

Great job! No flex agent needed? Thanks!

[michaelhagen]

I’m doing research so I can attempt my first paint job so a newbie. U’ve talked a good bit about all the different settings of the paint gun when applying each product, but I’m finding it difficult to understand how to troubleshoot which one of these settings I would need to adjust when facing issues. Like, what problems occur if my pressure is set to high or to low? What issues point to having the material flow set too low or high, or if the fan pattern needs adjustments? Maybe u have a video explaining this and I just haven’t found it yet. U’r channel has definitely gave me a bit more confidence that I might actually be able to accomplish this feat though. Thanks!

[octanegarage]

Good video. Thanks for all the great tips .

[jamesmarques]

I like to pre mask last, so when I'm finished spraying. I don't have to wait to unmask.

[kytyiex]

Hi amazing tips can you do another one about body repair/hammer @dolly puller etc

[JohnWDTC]

Great video again Chris, your videos are always a pleasure to watch as you always include lots of good info on what you are doing and why you do it along with any pitfalls we might encounter. The bumper came out looking really nice with a great finish and very clean as well👏🙏👍John UK

[mikedaniels]

Another good video just as always have one question how long could you wait to spray base over sealer? Thanks

[petebanham]

Interesting video but those mixing cups aren’t worth a cup of cold piss for calibration. WEIGHT YOUR MATERIAL. This way it’s more accurate and you will find a better finish for no extra cost.

[jimjohns]

Great video, always learn from your videos.

[Snip]

Another great clip all comes down to the prep first without doing that your stuffed.

[WJHandyDad]

do you ever use reducer in your clear? If so, what mix? I have been mixing 4:1:1 (clear:activator:reducer) but I feel like I could maybe go 4:1:2. I also use 1 step slower reducer (extra slow reducer with slow activator) What do you think?

[Green_gtw]

Thank you for a great informative video. Great as always. Like the way you showing a speed (it helps a lot!)
Question. What tricks would be for spraying a UPOL high solids clear? Any changes to the general setting such as: pressure, fluid, distance, speed. Thanks 😊

[dvveloza]

Great video!
Do you have any videos on how to fix a used bumper when it’s peeling?
Thanks