Hahaha~!! You spent how many thousands to buy a house just to keep ya
busy so you leave that crappy bumper alone; besides you parked it at the
budget rent a car lot so you'd never see it. That's a lot of work and
expense just to win a bet!
You know d@@m well that if you walked buy it every day for 30 days, and
had to look at it, it would be done!
Dan Penoff via Mercedes <mailto:mercedes@okiebenz.com>
January 3, 2020 at 2:39 PM
You would need to leave the Parktronic sensors in the bumper, or you
would have to find covers for the holes.
Good quality rattle cans (2) would cost about $60-$80 depending on who
you get it from. No idea what a shop would charge, but I’ve wondered
if it would be pretty cheap if you walked in with it, said “Paint this
at your leisure” and asked for a deal with no strings (warranty).
Can’t imagine it would be that expensive.
If I ever replace the rear bumper on my ML beater truck I may try
this. I’ve done rattle cans on a W140 front bumper cover and it turned
out well. I’m holding out for the one year anniversary before I do
this so I can beat Curley’s bet that I’ll clean it up before that…
-D
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