guys i fucked up what kind of cost am i looking at?

>>14883707
bout three fitty

Is it deep? Hit it with some rubbing compound, most will come out

How much is a roll of duck tape?

>>14883707

That's all the way to bare metal.

Either dab it in with touch up paint or pay the $1000 to disassemble the whole rear bumper and have it resprayed.

>>14883721
yeah it went through the paint

>>14883707

You can do a shit job and "fix" it with some matched paint and some bondo, or you can get a new body piece. Choice is yours.

>>14883730

fuck thats what i was afraid of

>fixing that

>>14883707
uhhh isnt this plastic?

>>14883707
go to autozone.
buy bondo.
buy touch up paint with your car colour code.
patch it up.
paint it.

>>14883730
what metal?
that's clearly a plastic bumper.

>>14883755
looks like a bath tub.

>>14883746
right, it's just a plastic bumper and op probably doesn't care because he never washes his car.

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>>14883707
Your seriously going to spend money (possibly hundreds) to repair cosmetic damage on an appliance? Just leave it be bro it's fine.

>>14883707
>buy factory touch up paint
>clean and prep the scratched area
>apply a very thick coat of touch up paint, you may have to build it up with 2 or 3 coats, allowing drying time between coats.
>once you have built up enough paint, use a very fine grit sand paper, and knock it back down
>wet sand lightly with an even finer grit, just to take out sanding marks
>use a buffing compound and orbital buffer to blend it in
>finish with a hand buff
This will do an OK job of repairing scratches in hard to notice areas. Do not attempt this in the middle of your hood, or any other obvious place. This is only for scratches, if there is a dent or crease I wouldn't recommend it either.

You dont need ro buy a new bumper. For reference i gouged up an ATS bumper last year and it was fixed and painted for 550 cash. That was a full respray of the bumper and a feather into the quarter which i also dinged. They had a bit of metal and plastic repair as well. Id imagine you could get it cheaper if you wanted goven its just that scratch.

>>14883771
Ok

>>14883730
>bare metal
Bumpers are plastic dude.
>pay 1k$ to have a bumper disassembled and resprayed
More like 250$

>>14883795

it's not mine, that's the problem.

if it was mine i wouldn't really give a hoot

>>14884053
Nah its fucked you can expect to pay atleast 500$ anywhere to get a bumper painted well. Atleast here in TN. This is ancedotal but when i used to be a dumbfuck and drive uninsured i barely tapped a ladies rear no dents 1 little scuff. Repainted the bumper with oem paint and by laws of TN they stuck me with a 1400$ bill (350$ Of which FOR AN ALIGNMENT?!), which i fought down to just the cost of paint.

Tldr businesses are scam.

>>14883707
rub it vigorously with a microfiber cloth and dish soap, maybe you can rub out the black scuff line and be stuck with just a white dent (assuming that is just scuffed and you didn't rip off paint)

>>14884410
ur fucked. body shop time $$$

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>>14883707

>>14884053
>More like 250$

Not everyone can get SICK honda discounts like you, hondabro :^)

This >>14884435 anon is right, it'll cost you at least $500, maybe a little less.

Last month my bumper got scraped in a parking lot. Took it to my local shop and was quoted at $450.
Thank god the person who did it owned up to it and just gave me a check.

>>14883707
first off learn how to fucking drive. second if you take it apart yourself it'll probably be like $500 or so to get it painted

>>14883707
>backup sensors, probably a camera as well
>still manages to hit something

>>14883707
A bottle of whiteout isn't that expensive, and if you want to get fancy neither is the rustoleum touchup paint pen/marker.

>>14883707
How the fuck do you manage to scrape your bumper having parking sensors!?

lmao, wtf.
You can get a touchup for like $150 or less.They'll even drive out to your house to do it.

I did some touch up on my old car once, the kind with the brushes. Used that 3000 grit paper. Not bad for $20 Genuine kit. Came out barely noticable on my fender, but I got lazy on my bumper and didn't even clearcoat it. Beats touching up with white-out like I did when I was 18.

>>14883746
underrated post

>>14883707
couple bucks for some touch up paint
Wouldn't bother putting it in the shop for that 2bh
What'd you back into?

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Slap a band-aid on it, you'll be fine

Tis but a scratch

Slap a body kit over it