Which bumper fillers are best???

GNTTYPE Discussion Group: Body, Interior, Trim, and Paint: Which bumper fillers are best???
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Cory Crook (Cory2081)

Thursday, January 09, 2003 - 04:45 pm Click here to edit this post
Everyone knows about the deteriorating filler panels behind the bumpers. Should I go fiberglass or get the ones from bumperfillers.com which are made of ABS plastic??? Just wondering if anyone here has seen these and could direct me in the right direction. Thanks!!

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frank marshall (Turbofrank)

Friday, January 10, 2003 - 05:49 am Click here to edit this post
You can check with gmparts@home.com These are the oem and come in flat grey so you paint to your
need.

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Jeff Machusak (Cars)

Friday, January 10, 2003 - 06:21 am Click here to edit this post
The original ones get hard and crack over time. I believe this is due to UV attack. Can someone tell me if there is a paint that has UV protectant in it making them last longer? The ABS plastic sets are nice but they don't bend at all. So if you get hit just enough to make the bumper hit the filler, the filler will crack. So the orginal ones do have an advantage.

But we sell a lot of the ABS replacements.

Be sure and check around on prices. We offer the same manufacturer bumper fillers as bumperfillers.com at a substantial savings.

Their price for front fillers is $92 vs our $74.50.

Their price for a complete sete of rears is $176.00 (2x$88) vs. our $125.00

We always try to maintian a very competitive pricing structure. We buy in volume.

The only thing we do is Buick

Jeff
CARS, Inc.
www.oldbuickparts.com

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raymond calitri (Mista808)

Thursday, March 27, 2003 - 09:55 pm Click here to edit this post
its not so much as the paint that you apply over the filler. its mostly how hot it gets during the day, and how cold during the night. changes in temperature DO/DOES affect the materials that make up the filler. as for the paint, clearcoat has UV ray cemicals in it to protect the finish, not whats under it. so if the clearcoast has that, you can almost garentee the basecoat color wont fade away, if you protect it.


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