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PostPosted: Mon Jan 07, 2008 4:31 pm 
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hi and happy new year kj owners.i have scratch last week of road and i scratch the rear unpainted bumper how can i fix the scratches thank you :( jeep liberty 3.7 sport

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Most scratches should be shown off as a sing of actual usage.

I've got a huge scratch on my rear bumper from pulling a drill press out of the back. What a day that was.

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If you have a Sport not much of a way to repair it, it just shows youve been using the KJ the way it is suppose to be used!

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tommudd wrote:
If you have a Sport not much of a way to repair it, it just shows youve been using the KJ the way it is suppose to be used!


You can't really repair id, but you can make it look less noticeable. Use a mild solvent (like "goof-off" adhesive remover, which is essentially just a weak citrus-based acid). It'll dull the plastic slightly if you use too much of it, but it'll also get scuffs off and "soften" the edges of deep scratches.

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 Post subject: Re: rear bumper scratch
PostPosted: Mon Jan 07, 2008 9:57 pm 
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teohari wrote:
hi and happy new year kj owners.i have scratch last week of road and i scratch the rear unpainted bumper how can i fix the scratches thank you :( jeep liberty 3.7 sport


You could paint the bumper black or with that Rhino liner textured paint.

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 Post subject: Re: rear bumper scratch
PostPosted: Mon Jan 07, 2008 10:25 pm 
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teohari wrote:
hi and happy new year kj owners.i have scratch last week of road and i scratch the rear unpainted bumper how can i fix the scratches thank you :( jeep liberty 3.7 sport


You could paint the bumper black or with that Rhino liner textured paint.


X2 rhino line it and then it wont happen again :idea: ... but chicks dig scratches :D

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sounds like an excuse to try your fabin skills and build a new bumper. gota start somewhere

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