He really does sound cranky all the time. He got mad at me once, I forgot why though. Every thread I see him in he's crying about something.

 

Just goes to show you guys don't know me at all. Grow up a little and I won't be cranky with you; ignorance and stupidity irritate me, not people. I'm actually very helpful if you look at all of my posts.

 

You may be helpful, but smile and have fun a little. Lifes to short to be serious all the time. Once said by a good friend of mine, "why so serious" .

 

Thanks for the info ! Yeah I actually did find someone that can fix the dents, he said it won't look as good as original, but maybe about 90%.. As for the paint job I think I can do it myself with the touch up paint I bought from the dealer. But glad you got yours fixed

 

That's good advice and I live life to the fullest every day with a smile. Check out this thread, it'll give you a better idea of who I am. https://g35driver.com/forums/media-s...d-century.html

 

Same thing happened to me, except someone hit me. i hope i can find a "Dent-man" to touch up my IP

 

FYI, if and when you dent the bumper like this here is an easy fix. Deflate a soccer ball and slip into the space between the bumper cover and bumper, you'll need to partially remove your rear fender liner to do this. Be sure to place the soccer ball so that you will have access to the air nozzle. From here simply re-inflate the soccer ball with an air compressor and it will cause the bumper to "pop" back into place. Depending on the extent of the dent you may need deflate/re-inflate the ball around different areas of the dent but eventually (5 minutes) it will pop out. There most likely will be some possible paint damage such as chipping or spider webbing that was caused by the initial dent but at least you won't have that ugly dent any longer. The paint on your bumper has a flex additive that allows the paint to deform and reform quite well without major chipping or flaking.
You can also apply heat with a hair-dryer to the affected area while using the soccer ball trick. It may add to the flexibility of the poly-urethane.

 

i got a dent like that fixed from the "bumper doc" for $135 and looks brand new!

 

I have the same issue. During the winter me and a neighbor backed out the same time and I got a similar dent. I used a heat gun and flat bar from underneath. It looks alright but it was like -15 that day and the paint spidered really bad. The whole car needs a repaint though. The dealer I bought it from did a shitty respray and the clear's peeling at edges/corners.