Front Bumper Scratch/Alloy refurb
Discussion
Hello,
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I'm getting my car ready to sell. It has usual wear and tear but otherwise completely fine. The two outstanding things are the front bumper and rear drivers side alloy.
I got quoted £160 for the alloy. Haven't got a quote for front bumper. Complete novice with these kinds of things.
Anyone advise? Is the front bumper scratch something I could fix myself?
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I'm getting my car ready to sell. It has usual wear and tear but otherwise completely fine. The two outstanding things are the front bumper and rear drivers side alloy.
I got quoted £160 for the alloy. Haven't got a quote for front bumper. Complete novice with these kinds of things.
Anyone advise? Is the front bumper scratch something I could fix myself?
I wouldn't worry about the wheel, 99% of buyers appear to view kerb rash or corrosion as completely normal.
A 'smart' repair person local to you would rectify the bumper graze at a reasonable cost. Otherwise leave it as it is and be prepared to knock a little money off the asking price as it would be a negotiating point for a prospective buyer.
Cheers,
Chris
A 'smart' repair person local to you would rectify the bumper graze at a reasonable cost. Otherwise leave it as it is and be prepared to knock a little money off the asking price as it would be a negotiating point for a prospective buyer.
Cheers,
Chris
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