Re: straightening bumpers

[Jimmy Peavy <peaver63@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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A press would be too hard to control the amt of push you'd want to give.
Too easy to go too much.
You can use a chunk of metal to formed to fit the area, or one that 
could already be close to fitting the area.
Pound it with a hammer.
If you go too much, you can dress up the area with a file.


Jimmy

Robert neal zimmerman wrote:

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> is there any way for a fellow to straighten a bumper or is that
> something u have to farm out.????
>    I mean mine isnt bad, but it has a little  parking lot scar that
>    moved things slightly.
>   wondering if big hammers would even make an impression ? I thought
>   about using a big press too?
>    anybody know?
>   Neal Zimmerman, eugene oregon
>
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