I have a 97-99 rear bumper that has cracked and seperated on one of the corners that attach up under the taillights. I have tried epoxy to put this back together but it didnt work. Since our bumpers are made of that rubber type material, I was told (and I can understand why)that I couldnt use bondo or fiberglass resin type kits to fix it. After doing some research, I have found that I may be able to hot weld it back together. Does anybody know about this and can maybe give me some advice on what to do or how to do it. I have called a couple of body shops around here but they cant do it...or wont anyway. Also, if any of you are around the Canton/Akron/Cleveland/Columbus area and can help me w/or do this for me...I will drive to where you are and even pay you for materials and for your services (damn, that sounds pretty porno, huh!!). I have attached links below to view what I am talking about. Just let me know-Thx so much-Anna

...and thx to Uber for setting me up so I can add these pics to this post!!! Uber Uber he's r man!!! :P

Ok, i am having a blonde moment, sorry...here are the links...



Thx-Anna

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OMG MY CAR!! you can use pop rivets and cover those with bondo or fiberglass

you can use fiberglass and bondo to fix it. its not recommended by most, but it will work. do most of the fiberglassing on the underside, and clean it up with bondo on the front.

is that really your car chrysler kid? THAT IS HILARIOUS!! Well, you should be honored. you are amoung the few selected to go on my screensaver. I made a screensaver for my computer with some pics of Eclipses that plays to Linkin Park...and yours is one of them. I did pick some off of 2gnt...I just couldnt remember which ones...damn, do i need to pay to have the rights to use your car? lol j/k man...ur car looks hella good buddy!!! (seriously, i hope you dont mind...it was the only pic i could find that showed that side of the car that close up). -Anna

haha its not really my car..... well mine looks exactly the same except for that one has apex exhaust and i have tanabe.

A company called Lord makes a line of products called Fusor that is used for repairing urethane. As far as hotwelding it, urethane basically dissentigrates instead of melting nicely, so that probably wouldn't work too good.

isn't like urethane weld or some such thing? I heard my body guy refer to that once while talking to another customer...

http://www.autobodydepot.net/scripts/depot.exe?pgm=search.bbx&custnum=WEB-CUST++&password=&sesid=0730202951&itemdesc=&class=URE

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