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Small Front Bumper Dent in My 2008 Camry, need advice to remove it.
I got a very little dent in my brand new car, do not know where and how, just saw it yesterday and since then I have been thinking about removing it. What is the best method I can use to remove this without spending too much?
isn't that the licenseplate dimple? i think all new camrys have that dent. I think its supposed to be where you screw in ur license plate. but ill let someone else chime in...
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isn't that the licenseplate dimple? i think all new camrys have that dent. I think its supposed to be where you screw in ur license plate. but ill let someone else chime in...
Only if you have 2' wide Euro plates...................
No, it is not license plate dimple. License plate is already screwed where it is suppose to be. I also compared it side by side with similar model car owned by someone I know and there is no dimple in the other one.
Yeah, these are not the license plate position. I would simply leave it. No paint missing and almost too small to even see. After a few hours highway you will more severe chips from rocks etc.
After using this, if I touch up, will it not look different color? I have also read that heating it with strong hairdryer and messaging it will remove it but I removing bumper will be a big job I think.
After using this, if I touch up, will it not look different color? I have also read that heating it with strong hairdryer and messaging it will remove it but I removing bumper will be a big job I think.
takes less than 2 minutes.
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I thank you all. I know leave it as it is will be sensible thing to do but it troubles me. Has anyone tried the hair dryer heating method? How may I remove it? Are there any step by step help any where? Does it require special torque when putting it back on? Is there any place I can slip my hand in to push it out?
Yeah, these are not the license plate position. I would simply leave it. No paint missing and almost too small to even see. After a few hours highway you will more severe chips from rocks etc.
Im with the rest, after 10 cars and agonizing over every chip and scratch i just decided body damage is a fact of life on any car that gets used. Unless you want to keep a car in your garage like a museum piece. theres no point in tearing your hair out over every ding. Also you may damage something else letting someone fool with that little blemish. To heck with it!
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