[BumbleZ]

Hit a submerged rock while rolling through a mud puddle on a forest service road. I'd like to retain the spoiler if possible. At the trimmed level I have it it's a good early warning device...

 

[.boB]

I doubt it, it's not that kind of plastic. But, hey, it's worth a try. What's the worst that could happen? You're going to replace it anyway. Might as well remove it, heat it, and then clamp it in a jig anyway.

 

[White016]

Hit a submerged rock while rolling through a mud puddle on a forest service road. I'd like to retain the spoiler if possible. At the trimmed level I have it it's a good early warning device...

Every plastic I have ever encountered can be reshaped with heat. Heck, thats how its formed in the first place right?!? Be careful and I bet you can get 'er done. From my experience from playing with this kind of thing is wear gloves and have a spray bottle of water handy to cool it quick when you get the right shape. p.s. I like the trimmed versus the removed......

 

[KMW]

I've reshaped my front and rear bumper plastic on my ZR2 with a heat gun. Works pretty good.

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[lqdchkn]

For a Starbucks latte you can have mine.

 

[Janster]

Leave it....... Lol. It's battle scars.

I ran into a pipe while parkin the boat/trailer...... scuffed it Up in one spot and it tweaked in one spot. Everytime I wash the truck, I look at it thinking to myself....."I should fix that".

But then..... It's like a fart in the wind. It's off my mind in an instant!! LOL

 

[BumbleZ]

For a Starbucks latte you can have mine.

If I screw it up I may just take you up on that. You aren't far away. Maybe I'll come to one of the coffee get togethers you were trying to get going.

 

[Z71CYBER]

I had a similar look, ended up being mostly bent clips. Take everything off or at least that side and reset the clips, might reform on its on.

 

[fondupot]

I'll just leave this here...

 

[Garrettb189]

This ^
Remove and place gently in trash can.

 

[TorontoTim]

Love people who cover their license plates. Unless you have your home phone number as a plate, there's no point in blurring them out or covering them with post-its.

 

[.boB]

Love people who cover their license plates. Unless you have your home phone number as a plate, there's no point in blurring them out or covering them with post-its.

Some people are just paranoid. But, if you're using a flash to highlight a dark area, the reflective surface of the license plate can really screw up the photo. Especially if you're using a low level camera like a cell phone.

 

[Turns31]

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