Car Bumper Broken Plastic Tab Repair
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- Опубликовано: 9 авг 2018
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In this video I show you how to rebuild a broken Plastic tab. My bumper keeps coming loose, so something needs to be done to secure it.
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This is the most effective DIY bumper tab repair I could find on RUclips without having to buy expensive tools. I used an old, rather thick metal screen as my mesh, but your tape looks MUCH easier to use.
Awesome video...this fix verses the cost of a new replacement part is astronomical, and I've seen more than one car with a bumper flapping in the breeze. Thanks Bob...you always come up with the neatest things that we can all apply to our lives.
Great job man! You just gave me the idea to do the same on my front bumper. Keep it up! Very well explained video!
Great video , it’s great to see people think out of the box, I instill that to me son who is a novice car restorer all the time. if you can’t find or afford a part , you invent one or invent a tool to fix or make a part. again great job! It’s very rewarding when you can do something like this regardless the size of the job.
Thank you
Dude, that was a totally AWESOME repair!!! I follow your line of thinking and your reasoning. Makes a lot of sense.
Love it when a plan comes together. I've done some unorthodox repairs on a few things around the house, like Popsicle sticks for shims on outdoor lamp fixtures, and plastic juice bottle handles for chair repairs. Some of them lasted for more than10 years.
Beautiful! You made this 3 years ago, and, it came up on my YT home page, just as I needed this kind of info! Fantastic job, and, you just saved me 1-200 bucks! Thanks!
New sub here. I have the same issue with my front bumper fascia on my Honda Fit. . Thanks for this great video. I'm going substitute JB weld for plastics for the heat melt part. I bought the car two weeks ago and the front fascia issue has been bugging me. I was first thinking of using a plastic or rubber washer but I like your use of the coffee can lid much better!
Thanks!
very simple and very easy to repair but many do not want to fix, I love to fix without having to pay and use what is within my reach, love this video, thank you man, 10 stars .
Great video brother! It's really incredible what you can do with plastic welders and filler strips ! It came out amazing! Thanks for the hack! We just did a super similar video on repairing a fiberglass bumper this week! Thanks for sharing your experience and keep em coming!
Using that tape is a great idea. The bumper looks great, should hold pretty good!
I just got a $1200 quote for my wife's 2011 Toyota Sienna bumper so this video is a lifesaver! thanks!
Recently repaired my zero turn rear axle after it broke a year ago. You are my hero!!!! Could not have done it without your help! You make great videos!! Straight forward, no nonsense! Essential info and no b.s.!! Keep up the good work, man! You are legitimately helping people!!
Hi it a good video. I like to know what is the name of that tape call and where can u buy it thank
Great video and weld technique! I have a few plastic garden chairs I welded last year that need to be re-repaired, I'll use the mesh on them next time and it will probably be way stronger.
Thumbs up! 👍🏼
Thanks for sharing the video. Your method was pretty innovative and ingenuous and addition of the meshed tape to the equation definitely helped. It stabilized the plastic piece you tried to attach to the bumper, freed your other hand and made the area you tried to fix more accessible for using the soldering iron (to tack the plastic piece you made).
It's always nice to see people all over the world have good but simple solutions.
The Mac Giver solutions always the best.
You are the man Bob !!! I love you video's, they have helped me many times in the past. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and abilities.
No problem.
Best plastic repair video!!!! I grew up having that filament tape around the house. I never thought to use it on cars... wow AWESOME!!!
Thank you Bob for taking the time to make this video.
Used to work with plastic repairs, for not being a trained professional i think you did a great job,
Hello… @SakakiDash… some people got the touch. One question. Is there a substitution for the tape used in the video?
Wow! I just saw this video, and you did a terrific job with that repair! Awesome job!
Have the same problem with my bumper, thank you for the good advice and creative way of problem solving.
Thank you for creating this video. I came upon it by accident and it just happens that while I was washing my roommates Honda, I noticed that the bumper wasn’t properly attached. Upon further inspection, I saw that the tab was cracked. I am a 62 year young woman who has been doing things that I have never done before with the help of RUclips! I am in the process of learning the fine art of using compounds, polishes and wax for color correction. This whole deal started while I was washing the 86 Honda to get the dirt off the windows. I was going to borrow it while my car was in the shop. The roof of the car was bleached white. I took a magic eraser to it and found out that wasn’t the paint that was bleached out but the peeling clear coat. Well 3 days later, I got it all off. I learn new things everyday. Maybe today you all learned something from me. If I can do it, you can too. Get comfortable reaching outside your comfort zone. ❤
But you then replaced the clear coat.... Right?
thank you for all the details you made a great job, They should teach in the bodyshop schools.
This has been an excellant home DIY repair with available equipment. Thanks for the demo.
That’s crazy. I just curbed my front bumper on my Honda Civic Si and the plastic tab on the front bumper is broken just like this. Thanks for the video man! I can only hope I can repeat your craftsmanship when trying to make this look as nice as you did lol
I have the same issue with my front bumper and was thinking of reinforcing the tabs somehow and I couldn’t think of the best way to do it! Thank you for your great ideas!!!! I can’t wait to go try this on my car this weekend! I will post some pics!
Well it's been 3 years and how did it go Penny?
Great job using the tape to reinforce the weld. Been welding bumpers for years and it works great and saves $$$!
Hi good
You have taught me something new today. Thank you. Great job.
Great job! I have fixed a handful of bumper covers and the tape is a nice addition. 👍👍
Good information Bob. Thanks for sharing.
Definitely going to try this out on my civic! I have a few plastic parts hanging , and it looks awful at the moment :( I appreciate this video, because everyone else's videos on here are "Go out and buy this list of things" , meanwhile yours is "Solder plastic with mesh tape, and it holds" ! I love it! Thanks again for your video :) You got a new subscriber :)
Thank you so much for this video, I will be a hero this weekend after that tape comes in the mail. Good job!
Great job. Thanks for sharing the links and advice for the materials you used!
great permanent & weatherproof FIX for a still very functioning bumper
Very nice trick, the bumper on my 99 Ford F150 was hit and now i have the same issue. I thought of attaching a piece of plastic and using JB Weld wich also bonds very well, but ur method appears as effective. Thx for sharing the vid, very helpful IMO. Just cant run to the dealer for every little issue.
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A list of the supplies from Amazon that you may need.
310 thumbs down for amazing job? don't paid attention mate,keep doing, remember will be always some people ungrateful doesn't matter how hard u work, I'm already subscribed
Bidirectional filament tape
That’s carpet tape -- good stuff.
Why not just use Bondo and the fiber cloth that comes with it lol
You forgot to warn everybody about the fumes in case somebody wants to claim your video instructions got them harmed
150 "Thumbs down"? This was informative and diligently explained. Great job and thanks for sharing.
Thumbs down might be from guys who wants to sell bumpers.
Must be the after market parts sellers. ;)
@Couch Professional Why did you care enough to comment about it?
All the thumbs downs are from "Welders" who don't how to do anything but weld and think they know everything, because they know how to weld.
Awesome job, looks almost brand new!
great instructional video prof!
I have been watching your brilliant fixes for some time now. Coincidentally, I have also been exposed to the orthopedic world a good deal during the last year or so because a family member has required major joint repair. I did much video research for her before we chose a Doc & a procedure. All that to say that there is no question that you could have been a skilled surgeon had you chosen that career path.
My wife always says that. If it wasn't for all the book work and time spent getting the degree.
Innovation at its finest. Great solution.
Thanks for sharing. FYI zip ties are also great to use to melt as they come in different size and color. Cheers.
I'm impressed with the result . Your bumper looks neat. Thank you Sir.
My dad was an auto body repairman for over 40 years and he would have been proud to turn that out of his shop. Congrats!!!!
Thanks that is quite a compliment.
I've been doing auto body for 26 years. This is a great job sire
It's spelt sir you dumb fuck
@@aidanjohns5989 "Sire" is still a correct term lmao get off youtube and go to school. You're obviously under the age of 13 if name calling and trying to correct people is what you do
@@aidanjohns5989 *spelt*
This was beyond helpful, thanks man
Hi just came across your video I had the same problem on the same car and on the same side a while ago I used the super glue and baking soda fix,It worked really good, I found that taking the wheel off and drilling up the hole was in the perfect spot, The way you repaired looked as if it worked real good so two ways to repair Fit bumper. Thanks
You have a awesome Voice for teaching thanks
Nice job with simple tools. Looks good!
Great job. Your videos are very helpful!
Great repair!
Thanks for the video. Have a 2000 Odyssey with the front bumper falling. Will try this.
Good job and a great fix! I have the same issue with my bumper. Watching you from Romania. Thanks for sharing.
Excellent job sir. I'm definitely impressed 👌
I have to repair my front bumper cover on my GMC Sierra. Broken tabs going to be harder than this but I've got a plan.
I was looking on here on how to properly remove a rear bumper to paint. My 08 Civic is in almost perfect condition except the exterior paint is chipping. In addition, both rear and front bumpers were missing clips. The previous owner backed/drove into the curb and pulled them out. I have been using a "S#!T-ton" of zip-ties...but now that I have seen this...I'm juiced to fix it without the cost/time of replacing. Thank you...THANK YOU...THANK YOU!!
Thanks for the tips!
I needed this. Thank you ❤
Great video, I will try this technique. Thank you!
Bob Great repair. That was a very ingenious idea on how to fix that. It should help other people with similar repairs. Have a great weekend. God Bless!!!
Hopefully, it helps someone out.
Very good and neat job done by you friend. I am sure it will hold last as it appears. You are really did a great economical job for your car without wasting hard money on a new part, which sucks a big amount.
Thanks and best of luck.
Regards
Thank very much for sharing this idea to help us to do the repairs it’s nice of you to give your works. 👍
Awesone and thank you from Ventura, California!
Very good job doublewide and very clearly explained as you go. Thanks.......I will be getting a roll fo that tape.
Thumbs up my friend! I have never had to deal with this exact situation, but I am sure I will need to repair plastic the same way in the future.
Thank you so much!!! My car has the same at the front bumper, at first I hadn't idea how to fix it, and the workshop was more than $100 just for sticking it. I prefer your solution.
Great ideas, I hope this works on my daughter's Subaru Impreza. She likes playing bumper tag and Subarus are notorious for push pins and they all break
A pro Job. Thank you for sharing.
Great affort 👏thanks so much for the video 👍
You inspired me to get my bumper fixed myself using my creativity.. way to go great video 👍
This is awesome. I'm looking for the same type of repair on my BMW 740i front bumper. Thanks
I am sure you have saved your family a lot of money through the years. Great Job. A coffee lid filler rod SWEET.
I imagine. I should make some more of those filler strips why I still have the lid that plastic melts and spreads perfect.
Excelent !!! Nice work and how to explain the process steps Thanks!!
this guy is creative and brilliant.
what a great video, simple but effective Thank you
i think you have a good welding technique gj mate
Excellent repair work thank you kindly for sharing your experience and skills 👍
Smart guy and amazing way to get the job done ✅
a zip tie works great as a filler. Very strong once cooled and flexible.
I used 8 zip ties on my sons 09 dodge avenger last year and they are still holding strong. And we live in one of the coldest and 10 feet of snow every year. The salt eats up anything it touches I will replace them before this coming winter.
Cheap Black DVD cases are Way good we used instead of Glass Fibre Mess...
Same Solvent melts and bonds that stuff into Rock Hard Plastic base for repairs and can be easily cut and shaped!
@@michaelmclaren1333thanks a bunch for the tip. I have do this same repair on my bumper
@@greatestytcommentator I never even thought about using those! Tyvm!
Very , very helpful video. Thank you my friend. It takes somebody really smart and creative to do something like this. I'm impressed. Thank you !! Your friend from Puerto Rico, Edwin Oliveras
Loved watching this. I wish I could do this for my bumper.
Really great information... Thanks... It's very helpful for my detailing...👍
thank you for sharing. i need to do this to my miata. brand new bumper 450 dollars ruined after i lowered my car. tried to use quick release tabs but couldn't get those to line up on either side. I've been considering this so again thank you for the confidence boost
I have just one criticism... sorry. Bumpers are typically made from thermoplastics such as polycarbonate, ABS, PBT, polypropylene or a combination of a couple, e.g. PC/ABS or PC/PBT alloys. A coffee cup lid is typically made from polypropylene or polystyrene. For the longest lasting bond, you should always look for the little recycle symbol printed somewhere on the inside of the bumper. It will have a number within the symbol, like a 4 or 5, and sometimes state below it the plastic... PC/PBT for instance. This is for recycling purposes, but also tells you what type of plastic your bumper is. The numbers represent a plastic, but usually if it's an alloy, it will have a number 7. I've fixed motorcycle fairings and had to order plastic alloy welding rods of exactly the same material, as this will provide the best strength, longest lasting bond. It could be that you got lucky and used a polypropylene lid on a polypropylene bumper. Good job anyway, but that is my only advice. Hope it is helpful.
@@PeterFeltersnatch852 Sounds like you're the one who likes to criticize.
He was just giving some very useful info about thermowelding alike kinds of plastics on bumpers.
@@PeterFeltersnatch852 it's not just about how good it looks. What about how long it lasts? You really are a simple man.
@@funcool32 simple man is clearly a simple child. Don't waste your time with him.
@@PeterFeltersnatch852 He is
just taking it to a higher level that is all. No criticism but education. Makes sense. Don’t let your ego get in the way of learning something. I do understand your motivation. Your respect for the man who created this video and did a good repair not being an expert working with plastics. So now we have an expert give us some of his wisdom bam! We are benefit for sharing. It is sweet that your respect shined thru.
@@kerry9125 do you always talk behind people's backs? Criticize who? Are you okay. ...
Amazing how strong it turned out!
Wow... I never thought about "welding" plastic parts on cars! The plastic surround on my driver's side mirror is cracked and opened. I had it glued together for a few years, but now it's opened back up again! I may give this a try!!! Thanks!
As long as you have the right type of plastic it bonds very well.
Lightly sand it then re glue it
Brilliant job thanks for sharing!
you did a fantastic , fun , incredible , funtastic , grate , excellent , propper job.
I sure miss the old steel chrome bumpers! Great video! 👍
DW6 great fix. Auto body shops make a fortune repairing plastic bumpers, so it is awesome when you can fix your own. Plastic welding is a very cost effective way to repair them. I have fixed may of them out of my shop up here in Canada. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the great feedback.
Hello… @gregwells2331… Is there a substitution for the tape used in the video? I mean something that could be a little bit better.
smart cheap fixing, thumbs up for your "easy" fix idea.
nice job- looks great- be careful of those fumes!!
Perfect fit. Outstanding creativity.
I know a just passed his test driver with a Corsa D who did a similar thing with his front bumper . Will give that idea a try . Thanks .
I was skeptical when I seen the coffee lid but top job mate 👍🏻
thank you for such a nice video...i have a problem with both of the ends of my bumper on a 2008 honda accord...and i didn't want to buy a whole new bumper just because of those torn holes...
I have that _exact_ same problem on my driver's side front panel. The darn plastic loop broke in half and the screw no longer holds the panel. I like what you did but I may need to do it using glue to "weld" a support piece just beneath the affected area. Thanks for the How To! 👍👍
'got the same problem with my civic bumper. thanks for the tip.
Gracias amigo saludos desde México... Excelente trabajo... Felicitaciones al camarógrafo y por supuesto a tu paciencia
I got to say that was pretty impressive. I have a bumper that won't clip and I suspect has a broken clip so may try this. Think i got everthing I need, lol.
Really learned something new from you. Amazing work. Shame on body shop work.
Nice fix brother!