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How to Repair a Deformed Plastic Bumper

Model: (Various brands) Various
Part: Front bumper

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In this video, learn how to repair a deformed plastic bumper: low cost but a lot of work. Remove the lower part of the bumper by taking off the splash guards located underneath, allowing access to the anchoring screws inside.

This way, you can work with tools from the inside and use a heat gun (or any tool that reaches a high temperature) to restore the original shape. Avoid using boiling water, as sometimes advertised, because it is too dangerous for your safety while working.


Updated on 20 August 2026 by ScegliAuto


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