Hi there- sorry to hear about this incident. hit and runs suck, I was hit and run in my wife's rx350 in the rear about 3 years ago so I 100% feel your frustration
it looks like the damage is only to the plastic bumper, the body panel looks fine. on my 2012, the part that is scratched is part of the entire bumper cover
honestly, I wouldn't bother repainting. if you wanted to fix it and make it look brand new, just replace the entire bumper cover. painting and filling or sanding the gashes will not beat a new cover painted from factory. you could probably claim a new cover on insurance as well if you really wanted to
Woohoo! Perfect excuse for the wife to let you replace the whole damn bumper with after market! The next time someone wants to hit and run you they’ll be the ones in the hurt locker
Also get dash cams front and back! The idea of accountability within the gen pop is far and few now a days
Thank you for the advice. Much appreciated.
Have a call into the Toyota GM now... think I’m just ordering brand new.
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Maybe it wouldn’t be too difficult for a pro to do a spot repair?Thanks for the input guys.
So unfortunately I just got off the line with the GM of the dealership, and the GM of their collision center.
They are telling me Toyota does not sell pre-painted parts...
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They are telling me Toyota does not sell pre-painted parts...
Maybe it wouldn’t be too difficult for a pro to do a spot repair?
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So I own a 2020 TRD pro lunar rock.
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Just me, but I had more than that the 2nd day I owned the 4runner.
There is going to be scars unless you leave it covered in the garage and never drive it (I have a limited run motorcycle like that, but I still ride it occasionally).
I put the first scrapes and dings in my 4runner driving it as it was intended. On my terms, not some idiot in a parking lot.![]()
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Guy owns a TRD Pro and is worried about shopping cart rash? Well we know this TRD Pro is all show and never leaves the pavement.