DIY bumper amplifier repair

In detail: do-it-yourself bumper amplifier repair from a real master for the site my.housecope.com.

Broken plastic bumper reinforcement

Restored reinforcement with sheet metal and self-tapping screws

Bumper lining crack

Aluminum beam and plastic bumper reinforcement

Beam with plastic reinforcement in foam

Plastic reinforcement cut

INFA for your judgment or sensible advice on further work on the cladding.

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Broken plastic bumper reinforcement

Restored reinforcement with sheet metal and self-tapping screws

Bumper lining crack

Aluminum beam and plastic bumper reinforcement

Beam with plastic reinforcement in foam

Plastic reinforcement cut

INFA for your judgment or sensible advice on further work on the cladding.

well done Toko beam, I would put my own, this one is too flimsy, 300tyk is not very big money for a new beam

well done Toko beam, I would put my own, this one is too flimsy, 300tyk is not very big money for a new beam

Thank you for your rating. The profile of this beam is not visible in the photo, but it is in the shape of the letter N. The factory beam seemed to me even more flimsy than this aluminum profile. I work with metal myself and trust my eyes. On the brackets, cuts are made so that when hitting, the ini fold into a diamond (depreciation) and a beam in the form of such a profile (letter H) will also serve as a shock absorber. In theory
Forgot to write on the restoration of the bumper lining. After tightening the crack with a riveter, from the inside we solder small nails without a head with a soldering iron, and in those places where there are a lot of cracks or they branch out with a net we solder “rivet tails”. Next, we take a piece of plastic (preferably a piece of the same bumper) and use the dripping method or a soldering iron to melt the cracks from the inside. I did it with a soldering iron - slowly but neatly it turns out

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