Stubbie bumper 101
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Yes
This is awesome. I have done the home done flat fender job, and have been wanting to do the VDP Bumper cap. Its not that this way is cheaper. This just looks way better. Thanks!
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I'm suprised that some company has'nt come out with a stubby "stock" style bumper cover yet. They could make two versions. One with end caps and one without. That way there'd be no rivits or seems.
I just can't make up my mind if I like them with the rivited stubby ends.
I just can't make up my mind if I like them with the rivited stubby ends.
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I used a 60 min epoxy and a 2 part epoxy putty, both made by loctite. I bought them at lowes. I used a ratcheting strap as a clamp to keep the ends tight until they set up. then used the putty to fill the seams. sand and paint. The winch is a Smitty 8000 w/ synthetic cable.