It's first blemish

Deadly_Scionide

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Was chopping fire wood, and drug a tree across the field as usual, but I leapt before I looked and backed into a branch that wasn't visible. The backup sensors didn't go off, I'm assuming that it was too small of an obstacle to detect. Such a bummer, almost made it a year without a single mark. My body shop guy said he could plastic weld it with some special laminate and make it disappear for me. I'll let ya know what comes of my $544 mistake. Ugh.


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Was chopping fire wood, and drug a tree across the field as usual, but I leapt before I looked and backed into a branch that wasn't visible. The backup sensors didn't go off, I'm assuming that it was too small of an obstacle to detect. Such a bummer, almost made it a year without a single mark. My body shop guy said he could plastic weld it with some special laminate and make it disappear for me. I'll let ya know what comes of my $544 mistake. Ugh.

Yeah that's a pretty good first one, sorry man. I'm curious to see the plasti-weld results. I'm assuming that $ covers fill and repaint? OT: Where in NE Ohio are you from? I'm originally from Akron/Medina.
 
Yeah that's a pretty good first one, sorry man. I'm curious to see the plasti-weld results. I'm assuming that $ covers fill and repaint? OT: Where in NE Ohio are you from? I'm originally from Akron/Medina.

It includes fill and a full bumper repaint and clear. At least it'll be super shiny! Ha!

I'm from the Dover/New Phila area, out in the boonies
 
I'll let ya know what comes of my $544 mistake.

Did you get a price on a full bumper replacement? I was quoted $1200 CDN all in for a replacement on a TE. Not sure if it's cheaper down there. I know it's easier to say than to pay, but if the replacement isn't too much more it's worth considering.
 
Did you get a price on a full bumper replacement? I was quoted $1200 CDN all in for a replacement on a TE. Not sure if it's cheaper down there. I know it's easier to say than to pay, but if the replacement isn't too much more it's worth considering.

Full price was another $250-300, and at some point I'd like to get new bumpers. So I'm going to see how the plasti-weld goes, and save the cash for the steel bumper upgrade.


Flimsy sheet metal just ripped. That's crap.

The 4Runner back bumper on a 5th gen is plastic unfortunately :(

Come back to Philly and I'll hook you up with a bumper :plane:

I don't live in the real Phila, I live in New Philadelphia, the Ohio version :P

That Sucks !

Maybe make a hole on the other side and wire some Rigid lights in there.

....heyyy now...I seriously hadn't thought of that...hmmm...
 

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