What's the difference between replacing and repairing a cracked bumper?

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MacMorgan
07/29/25 3:01pm
Here are the specific differences between replacing and repairing a cracked bumper: 1. Extent of damage: If the internal bracket of the bumper is severely damaged or cracked, replacement is generally required; if the bumper only has minor cracks, welding repair can be chosen. 2. Impact: When replacing the bumper, it's best to choose an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) part. OEM bumpers are of higher quality than the original ones on the vehicle, being less prone to deformation even under high pressure and having minimal color difference. Although repairing the bumper may not show significant differences in color or strength, there may still be certain safety hazards after welding.
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