I know this is not the place to put this but the criminal activity fit the bar. Anyway i just got my new truck and took it for a spin and stopped for groceries. While i was in my local superstore some @sshole backed into my truck and left without a trace so i have no idea who did it. Luckily my truck is like 2 and a half feet of the ground so my bumper took the bruise. It put a little dint in the bumper which i can easily work out but there is scratches in the stainless steel that i need to get rid off. Im hoping that there is some sort of filler and then cover up available that will return my shine to my ride. You can barely notice the damage even before i worked out the dint so i dont think i really need to dish out $900 bucks for a new bumper (i dont want to use insurance because i have a few speeding tickets so my points are in the hole). Any imput is much aprreciated.

stainless steel? if its like every other bumper ive seen on a truck its steel thats chrome plated...sadly theres not much you can do to fix the scratches (besides dishing out big buucks to have it rechromed.) you can pop the dents out the best you can and it will look ok....after all its a truck and you will back into something at one point or another

try to find another truck that doesnt have a ding in the rear bumper....(not easy)

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Soon to be gear:
Amp: Alpine MRP 450 MONO
Subs Two Pioneer TS-W307D2/D4----12"
Box 1 cu ft/chamber sealed
Deck pionner DEH P6800
Front spks 5.25 kenwoods
Rear spks 6x9 pioneer 3 ways
caps Raptor 1 farad
Wiring Streetwires 4 gauge wiring kit
Battery Interstate
Alarm viper 2 way

some mismatched brands but lots of good gear coming together

Umm, GM is starting to use SS because it doesnt rust like chrome plating...

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