Coming Soon… Cool New Bumper for 03-04 Sedans!!!
Originally Posted by rookie
Starting a thread today for both 03-04 and 05-06 bumpers.
Pricing will be 400.00, introductory sale will include custom automesh with the bumper price. After the intro sale it will be 420 without custom auto mesh.
I will need to get a bulk order number to custom automesh, they might take 2-3 weeks to get the mesh to me. If the buyer chooses to not want the mesh a discount will be applied to the intro 400.00 of the actual cost we are getting the bulk mesh order for. The list will start today and will run until 5/15. We'll order more than the list but it will all depend on the numbers that show interest in buying.
Shipping costs will be actual shipping costs.
Pricing will be 400.00, introductory sale will include custom automesh with the bumper price. After the intro sale it will be 420 without custom auto mesh.
I will need to get a bulk order number to custom automesh, they might take 2-3 weeks to get the mesh to me. If the buyer chooses to not want the mesh a discount will be applied to the intro 400.00 of the actual cost we are getting the bulk mesh order for. The list will start today and will run until 5/15. We'll order more than the list but it will all depend on the numbers that show interest in buying.
Shipping costs will be actual shipping costs.
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From: OC - So Cal
Originally Posted by tkman00
is that price w/ or w/o shipping?
Originally Posted by OCG35
the last sentence in his post states: "shipping costs will be the actual shipping costs"... seems to me that means whatever the shipping charges to your area are will be added (without mark up - which is uncommon and very customer friendly!)
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Tim, did you end up using the rhino skin stuff?... I’m thinking of having some sprayed on the front under-edge… I avoid grinding on most slopes/inclines, but some I can’t avoid - and even though the scraped areas are not visible, it bugs me knowing its been scraped… I think a coat of rhino will help.
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Originally Posted by itgogitrev
If that's what you're really worried about, I'd get some POR-15. That stuff is incredibly tough.
Originally Posted by OCG35
Tim, did you end up using the rhino skin stuff?... I’m thinking of having some sprayed on the front under-edge… I avoid grinding on most slopes/inclines, but some I can’t avoid - and even though the scraped areas are not visible, it bugs me knowing its been scraped… I think a coat of rhino will help.
No, I got a 30" section of clear bra and am going to cover the entire thing. When I got around to talking to the guys about the bed liner stuff they said it will always have an orange peel look.
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I told my local body shop that I was interested in having them paint/install rookie's bumper, but they cautioned that fiberglass bumpers should really be protected with clear bra, too. Costs add up quick.
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From: OC - So Cal
Originally Posted by ttrank
No, I got a 30" section of clear bra and am going to cover the entire thing. When I got around to talking to the guys about the bed liner stuff they said it will always have an orange peel look.