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Can Genuine R32 Gtr! Bumper Can Be Repaired..?

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Hey guys!

Im not sure if my bumper can be repaired or not because it's genuine??? its just got a spit cut from the vent & threw the top of the vents... Another of tho's is goner cost me 1k or not unless i get a copy one that's $525buks... Need to kno before i get it for nothing.. ;p

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Hey guys!

Im not sure if my bumper can be repaired or not because it's genuine??? its just got a spit cut from the vent & threw the top of the vents... Another of tho's is goner cost me 1k or not unless i get a copy one that's $525buks... Need to kno before i get it for nothing.. ;p

is the genuine one plastic or fibreglass???

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if your located in vic i know a good plastic repair place

Yea where at? This place at dj panel quoted me $160 to send it and get it repaied! but dont kno if its goner be good or not... cheers!

There's a lil dint on the back guard and the side skirt and to fix the whole front.. he wants $1100... what do u rkon.

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$160 is alright to get the bumper repaired depends on how much damage you have on it,

Try out

DALKAT Plastic & Fibreglass Repairs 8 Manton Rd, Oakleigh South VIC 3167(03) 9543 8318‎

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