Google urethane products/bumper repair.

 

Urethane supply has everything you need to fix, prime. plastic welders.also tellsyou how to identify what type of plastic you are trying to work with. how to videos too.

 

Most urethane repair kits are needed if you have major repair work to do. If you have a large crack or tear. If all you have is minor scratches/gouges, a high quality body filler will work fine. Use a primer surfacer for plastics so that it remains pliable once dried. If you don't you will still have minor spidering show up in the finish even if you use a flexible additive in the paint. You will need to have a shop spray it for you or buy/rent the proper equipment. You will never get any kind of a decent finish from a spray can. Good luck.

 

I thought I would finish this thread so in the future when someone searches they will at least find the answer I went with.

After sand blasting the bumpers I used 3M's 5895 plastic repair. Its a 2 part mix that looks and feels like JB weld when its mixed. It drys fast and can be saned within 15 min. I used this to repair all the areas I had. After repairs ( no tears gust scraps ) I shot 3 coats of 2K primer. After wet sanding with 400 paper I painted the bumpers with the base coat just like any other panel. However I did add a flex agent to the clear I used. Its only been a few days but it looks like I have good adhesion and the flexibility is good to go. If I have any problems I will update this thread in the future.

 

Looks great, that car is just beautiful!

 

Very nice DIY work.

 

That color choice is outstanding! Nice Job!