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    how to keep rear bumper on?

    my rear bumper keeps sagging at the front of it, there is so much rust that its starting to fall apart....any suggestions to keep it in place?
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    Sounds like you already realize the problem is rust.... so maybe like.... Fix the rust

    C-3PO's MRT USDM yo!

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      #3
      Lolz.

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        #4
        Fix the rust.

        Short of doing that?
        My friend had the same issue. Make friends with zip ties. I think he went so far as to drill holes in his bumper and his fender.
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          #5
          Moar screwz yo.

          JB Weld the bumper cover to the quarter panel.

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            #6
            Stop bandaiding the problem and fix it already. Idk how cars in are allowed to be road worthy with pieces hanging off or missing body panels. This would not fly in other countries..
            Last edited by tommi; 10-08-2012, 12:32 PM.
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              #7
              ok, so first off, it's not as if it's dragging or hanging on by a couple of screws, it's just starting to sag where the top of the sides meet up with the body....and to dump more and more cash to fix (properly) is not justifiable at this point. the rust on my rear quarters (335,000km's on my car) is pretty bad at this point, and i'm just trying to find an easier solution then throwing $$$ at my car like it's going out of style.....the rear quarters on accords are stupidly bad for having rust....but up here, my car is nice compared to some of the ones ive seen......lol

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                You have been told what you need to do. If that answer is unsatisfactory, then you'll have to get creative. The metal that the bumper is attached to has rotted away. the only way to properly fix the bumper issue is to fix the rust.
                You have an old car. If maintaining it and making it look nice is important to you, then you'll have to spend some money, or learn some new skills. Otherwise, you'd be better off throwing money at a brand new car, and let someone else take on your car as a project.






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