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Old 04-16-2008, 11:01 AM   #15 (permalink)
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Had this same problem with my bumper. Had it painted 6 month ago due to an accident. Over the winter it started to bubble & chip.

I took it back to the shop & found out that they didn't strip the whole bumper back down before they painted it. Then they found out it had 3 coats of paint on it (1 from them & 2 coats from the factory). All those layers didn't help (the last 2 pics are the underside of the bumper- you can see the original paint still underneath).

This time I had them take it all the way down & do it right.
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