Plastic bumper grille/teeth broken, need some feedback

So it's easier to explain through the video; https://streamable.com/lpaic

I could get away with not doing anything about it but it's bugging me. Any specific automotic glues or bonidng agents that work well on exterior plastic pieces, and can endure snow/ice/rain/dirt etc.?

Thanks in advance for the feedback.

 

check out west systems g flex epoxy Id use the thickened one... https://www.westsystem.com/specialty-epoxies/gflex-655-thickened-epoxy-adhesive/

 

Stop smashing shit with your front end.

 

Don’t attempt superglue... short lived solution. You’ll need a flexible epoxy so the repair can “give” a little.

 

Something like this?

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/...byzivgik-HdFYv7ZkzRoCYzwQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

Yep... perhaps try on one point of failure first. Give it a few days then inspect... if all good, complete repair. Good news is JBW can be filed down to make repair less noticeable.

 

Lock Tite makes an good flexable epoxy for plastic parts just like you show take a look but don't use super glue

 

I just don't want a really thick epoxy substance that might make the damage more noticeable than it is. Hoping to find an expoxy mixture with a precise applicator.

 

Understood... clean the area of all contaminates, and use a tooth pick to apply if necessary. I’m sure you can find something that’ll work... JBW takes several minutes to set, and as stated earlier you can file and “dress” the repair.

 

Take the plastic part off the truck and use the old super glue and baking soda repair to the back side.

 

or...cut the whole section out and put in a light bar.

 

I’d use monster glue or bust it out and put in multiple lights