Scuff on bumper

Doesn't look too bad, the mothers back to black stuff might work

 

If the surface is broken (like catch your fingernail in the scuff) getting it clean and black will be all you can do.

If the surface is still smooth, you should be able to remove that. Even mild polishing compound should work. Then wipe it up well with mineral spirits to remove any residual compound, keeping it from drying and turning white.

 

Yeah I can feel it so black is fine at least it will be less noticeable and hey its a truck?! I will try to back to black its pretty cheap nu finish has some stuff to about the same price....

 

Ok, but...you need a cool story about how the scratch happened. Mention approach angle, you'll be in like flint!

 

I love this one, buddy arc welder crossing street in background seemingly, whatevah, and keeps on keeping on lol

 

You can do what I did when I put some scratches on my fenders. Sand it down all the way to 400 grit and the spray it with rustoleum bed liner. Once it's all dry knock down the rough texture with 400-600 grit sandpaper. You would have to do the whole bumper of course but I personally think it came out better looking that factory.

 

I'm doing that right now but in gloss black. I scuffed up my left rear pretty badly. Using duplicolor 202. Hopefully it turns out okay..

 

I got this.. very easy.... plate bumper for the win..... thank me later!

 

http://puretacoma.com/3rd-gen-2016-c-254_892/2016-toyota-tacoma-front-summit-bar-kit-p-6775.html

That is nice!

 

It could have been lawn service with the weed whacker.....dunno if that is a good story but the only one I can think of for now...if I find that man w the weed whacker....

 

Hint: that is not a good story.

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Duplicolor-...987840?hash=item3f715ef3c0:g:7lkAAOSwa~BYUJfO

http://www.ebay.com/itm/SEM-FLEXIBL...093741?hash=item21030cd66d:g:UsgAAOSwHjNWBfry

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dupli-Color...910287?hash=item4d429a9b0f:g:UU4AAOSwZjJVAQRD

http://www.ebay.com/itm/SEM-Trim-Fa...738510?hash=item2ee83bf2ce:g:PqQAAOSwpoJXDZRI

 

I never knew so much spray paints existed but after washing or a good storm do you end up having to re apply? A lot...

 

id say good enough reason for a bumper replacement..
One like this should work just fine

 

Nope....these are all permanent.

 

That Lamborghini could use a steel high clearance bumper too.

 

Sharpie and spit. I used to fix guitar body scuffs that way - hit it with the Sharpie - then spit on a finger and rub off the excess and surrounding area - it won't go away - but it will knock it down so you don't notice it. It is a thing that will bump into other things - no biggee..

 

All I know is I wiped the plastic down w a very soft sponge and it seemed to make a couple of more streaks id say dont do that...ugh hopefully that back to black and whatever it says to use to apply it will hopefully be soft enough not to make it even worse

 

And the kool story, gotta have the kool story!

 

Amor all helps...make the scratches shiney!