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does anyone know a quick and easy fix for a small dent in the chrome bumper?
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Carefully pound them out with a dead-blow hammer or block of hard wood.
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That'll get it close, but I can tell you from working on tons of them it's easier just to buy a new one. No matter what you do you'll still notice the dent as the chrome finish will be distorted. It's either a new one or redip in chrome. If you're not too concerned with looks, just pound her out.
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