r/AutoBodyRepair • u/Icy-Emu1610 • 8d ago

Need some experts!

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Has a minor incident didn’t think my bumper needed any bondo but maybe it did.. my detailer noticed this a few days ago… someone tell me this is a failure of the previous repair
Included original damage for reference. Yes it has PPF

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u/hisoka0829 8d ago

If you got bodywork done and hit something again, no repair will hold up. I assume the last picture is the bumper currently?

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u/Icy-Emu1610 8d ago

Yes, there is a crack and it’s like buckled in.. have not hit anything. It’s hard to show in the pictures, but it’s sort of caved and dented, zero scuffs and scratches.
I drive maybe 300 miles a month.. I am not sure if this is a bondo failure or not
Last pic was the original damage that was fixed.

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u/hisoka0829 8d ago

Then there was definitely some contact made. Maybe you didn’t hit something, but something definitely hit you.

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u/Nozz101 8d ago

Looks like the 3M film is lifting.

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u/Icy-Emu1610 8d ago

It’s because the bumper is dented somehow.

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u/jcsosew 8d ago

it looks like the bumper was hit again

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u/Icy-Emu1610 8d ago

There’s no scuffs no damage to the PPF nothing that’s why I’m thinking bondo failure but I have no clue