Re: Rear Bumper
Posted by 53 Cavalier On 2024/7/11 16:18:14
My process and products....
-Clean everything up, generally varsol to get off grime and bits of road tar. 0000 steel wool works well.
-If there are any rust spots I clean them up with Rust Check rust remover and steel wool
-The "dents" were primarily along the bottom edge and I was able to support the bumper on a 6 x 6 and then use another wood block to hammer the dents down. They're not 100%, but not noticable like they were.
-Go over everything with Autosol, maybe a couple of times until it's clean. A little goes a long ways.
-Lightly wet sand everything with 2000 grit sandpaper.
-Power polish with a course wheel and blue rouge.
-Power polish with a fine wheel and blue rouge.
-Then I give it a quick once over with the Autosol again.
And Bob's your uncle!
-Clean everything up, generally varsol to get off grime and bits of road tar. 0000 steel wool works well.
-If there are any rust spots I clean them up with Rust Check rust remover and steel wool
-The "dents" were primarily along the bottom edge and I was able to support the bumper on a 6 x 6 and then use another wood block to hammer the dents down. They're not 100%, but not noticable like they were.
-Go over everything with Autosol, maybe a couple of times until it's clean. A little goes a long ways.
-Lightly wet sand everything with 2000 grit sandpaper.
-Power polish with a course wheel and blue rouge.
-Power polish with a fine wheel and blue rouge.
-Then I give it a quick once over with the Autosol again.
And Bob's your uncle!
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