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12-01-2022 #1
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Looking for paintable rear bumper for a 69 camaro without visible bolts
Anyone know of a source? I don't think that I care for the Anvil one. I will need to purchase a new bumper anyway as I don't want to mess with painting over the chrome on my existing one so if I could find one that I don't have to weld/grind the bolts that would save a little time.
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12-02-2022 #2
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If you have a bumper myself I'd just weld it up, grind it down and paint it. Couple hours work and you are done. You probably have that much time into looking for one. ��
My half a$$ed build thread.https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/...elle-6-0-4L60E
Tighten it till it strips & back it off a quarter turn.
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12-02-2022 #3
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If mine wasn’t chrome I would. Not real confident on prepping the chrome for paint & having it stick forever.
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12-02-2022 #4
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80 grit on a DA followed by SPI epoxy and its bulletproof.
Originally Posted by CSG
Don1969 Camaro - LSA 6L90E AME sub/IRS
1957 Buick Estate Wagon
1959 El Camino - Ironworks frame
1956 Cameo - full C5 suspension/drivetrain
1959 Apache Fleetside
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12-02-2022 #5
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https://www.rickscamaros.com/camaro-...-391770-1.html
Ricks has one that's paintable but you still need to weld up the holes if you just want a un chromed one to start with.
John
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12-03-2022 #6
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Media blasted the chrome bumper after modifications then powder coated with primer. Then prime and paint as usual. Perfect.
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