super clean

 

man do you have patience i would have cut the whole & left it slopy hah thumbs up man it looks awesome

 

Due to some possible confusion, I want to clarify some things about my bumper modification process. The bumper was mostly worked on by my friend who is a professional body shop worker. We cut it up in my garage and epoxied the pieces, but then he took it to his shop and did all the body work. After the body work, he then painted it professionally in their paint booth with the Mitsubishi Labrador Black paint he mixed up (X42 paint code). So the bumper is a perfect factory paint match. After paint, he then applied the clear coat. So the bumper was professionally painted. Hope that helps explain why it looks so good

-Zack

 

That turned out Awesome!! good job

 

I really love the way this turned out..... id do it to, but dont wanna copy. GREAT JOB!

 

Hey!! I copyed. Mine isn't as professional cause I'm lazy but it looks great to me. Better than the huge crack i had in my bumper ha ha ha I'll post a pic later today

 

Looks amazing!. can you get better pics of the car?? i wanna see how the whole car flows now...

A+ !!!!!

 

Pics to come soon! I just moved into my new home yesterday, so I finally have someplace to wash the car again and have all the supplies. The car has only been washed 2x in the past 7 weeks

 

Wow looks great!

 

here is mine... i just need a whole new front end hahahaha

 

great finish.. looks awesome!!

 

Looks good. But I'd put the chicken wire back on so you don't get a PO172 code from a pierced intercooler...

 

That looks awesome!!
great job!

 

damn how you learn to do **** like thats... thats crazyy

 

did you do the same process?