Homemade front bumper
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I started with a grinding wheel, then moved to a 80 grit flap disk and then finalized it all with a 120 grit flap disk. You definitely have to take your time so you don't grind to deep.
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Just to update this thread since the bumper wasn't quite complete, I decided to go ahead and add the much need support plates for the front hoop. I was thinking of adding tube but I am glad I decided on the plate with speed holes instead. Bumper is now complete until I get a winch!
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Just to update this thread since the bumper wasn't quite complete, I decided to go ahead and add the much need support plates for the front hoop. I was thinking of adding tube but I am glad I decided on the plate with speed holes instead. Bumper is now complete until I get a winch!
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