Eurethane bumper moulding?

[gordonchad20]

so i have bought a wings west body kit for my focus. the front and skirts are well fitted. but since the rear bumper was for a hatchback and not the sedan i have, the bumper is too short (wheel to bumper end) and a little different in style. i want to know if there is a way pieces of the eurethane kit can be cut off and moulded to my factory bumper. the guy i have painting them has worked with fiberglass but not eurethane. so i dont want him to fiberglass it and have it fall off on me. plastic weld? need help on this. heres a pic of stock and the euethane so you know what i would want added.

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[robare99]

Maybe find the bumper off a hatch at an autowreckers...

[gordonchad20]

and do what with it? i need these peices on my 4door bumper. hatch wont fit properly. not even close.

[grandam]

Try the compact tuning lab they are great they mold body kits to your factory bumpers if you want. Here is there E-mail www.compacttuninglab.com. Or here is there phone#403-286-9177

[gordonchad20]

thanks, ill check them out.

[Whitetiger]

What do these guys do? Like specialize in?

Originally posted by grandam
Try the compact tuning lab they are great they mold body kits to your factory bumpers if you want. Here is there E-mail www.compacttuninglab.com. Or here is there phone#403-286-9177

[Rsxstacy]

They are the old RPM...Roberto and Bronco

[gordonchad20]

anyone know, if the peices were riveted on some way. could they bee bondo'd and fiberglasses just to blend them in?? i hate seeing that bumper in my basement

[KustomKreationZ]

You cannot bondo or fiberglass. The first bump or cold and hot spell it will be cracking and looking like $hit. Without actually seeing what your trying to do, I would suggest like a two part epoxy glue (like windshield uerathane) and glue it on. Sand and clean good before any glue goes on. Clamp it good. Use a couple screws overnight in places if need be. To finish the mold or at least clean it up, sand excess glue off, and use something like a flexable bumper putty to finish. Just an idea. Something like that.

[gordonchad20]

thanks. good to hear a solution. i definately dont want it to crack.