Can a deformed bumper be repaired?

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RafaelRose
07/29/25 6:38pm
Bumper deformation can be repaired. If the bumper is severely deformed or shattered, it can only be replaced. Generally, if the bumper deformation is not severe, it can be repaired using tools without the need for replacement. Minor deformations can be ignored as they will gradually return to their original shape over time without leaving any dead angles. The repair process for bumper deformation and cracking is as follows: 1. Remove the bumper and identify the areas that need repair. 2. Use a plastic welding gun to heat and weld the backside of the deformed or cracked areas. 3. Move along the deformation or crack while heating the plastic welding rod. 4. After welding, wait for the temperature to drop to complete the repair.
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