Should the exposed black plastic on the bumper be repaired?
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If the bumper's paint is scratched off, exposing the black plastic, the decision to repair it depends on the size and depth of the damage, as well as the method used to restore the paint. However, front bumpers are generally not made of metal, so there's no need to worry about rusting. Therefore, if the damage is not severe, it can be temporarily left unrepaired and addressed during regular car maintenance. If the scratches are not very severe: You can purchase touch-up paint materials, such as a touch-up pen, to repair the scratches. First, clean the scratched area thoroughly, then apply the touch-up paint to cover and fill in the damage. However, touch-up pens are only suitable for minor scratches, as they may have a noticeable color difference compared to the original paint, making the repair visible. If the scratches and paint damage are more severe: And if the structure of the scratched area is also deformed, it's necessary to visit a 4S shop for metal sheet repair, followed by partial or extensive repainting, depending on the length and size of the scratches. This method is the best solution for car paint restoration, as it ensures the repaired paint closely matches the original color of the car.