Thanks Jim much appreciated.CitroJim wrote:Nigel. PM sent. I'm almost sure I have a spare part No.3 you can have...falling-out-with-my-car wrote:however part No 3 has disintegrated completely.
Will let you know later this afternoon...
Nigel.
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Thanks Jim much appreciated.CitroJim wrote:Nigel. PM sent. I'm almost sure I have a spare part No.3 you can have...falling-out-with-my-car wrote:however part No 3 has disintegrated completely.
Will let you know later this afternoon...
There are people who can repair plastic bumpers. They use a tool that is basically a super concentrated hot air gun and a filler rod made of whatever plastic the bumper is made from. I had the bumper of my Montego repaired some years ago and, once sanded and painted, looked undamaged. More importantly, the structural integrity of the bumper was retored.falling-out-with-my-car wrote:If Not I will have to drill holes along the four cracks in the bottom of the bumper use copper wire to hold it in position whilst I fibreglass the inside of the bumper to repair it.
I'm not at all confident about fixing a broken off side bumper mount as these are pretty poor once their strength has gone.
Yes, seconded! I hope I'm still doing those things at 81 too...lexi wrote:Flippin heck Gibbo...............hats off to you mate
Just a lad. Wish I was that age.lexi wrote:Sorry to hear that Nigel. Look on the bright side............you are only 51