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Cracked bumper?
Repair it.
Don’t replace it.

Professional Plastic Repair. Smarter Than Replacement.

Specialized repair of cracked, split, and torn plastic bumper covers for collision shops, dealers, and vehicle owners across South Jersey and the Philadelphia metro. Send a photo before you order a new cover — if all the plastic is still there, there’s a good chance it can be saved.

FROM $85 wholesale repairs ~1 HR for a typical 6–8″ crack* WHOLESALE FIRST shops & dealers
Technician inspecting a cracked gray bumper cover clamped on a workbench, with metal reinforcement mesh ready beside it
Every cover is inspected first — material, damage location, and manufacturer restrictions decide whether a repair is the right call.
Built for Collision shops• Used-car dealers• Reconditioning & detailing• Fleet operators• Vehicle owners

What we repair

Bumper covers are the specialty. The rule is simple: if all the plastic is still there, it can usually be repaired. If plastic is missing, it can’t be recreated — and we’ll tell you that up front instead of selling you a repair that won’t hold.

Usually repairable

  • Cracks & splits — from parking taps to curb strikes
  • Tears — including tears at edges and mounting points
  • Multiple cracks on the same cover
  • Other automotive plastics — trim and non-structural plastic parts, assessed case by case

Not repairable

  • Missing plastic — sections broken away and gone can’t be recreated
  • Damage a manufacturer restricts — some ADAS-equipped fascias limit or prohibit substrate repair
  • Failed prior repairs in the same area may not be re-repairable — photos decide
ADAS note: Many modern bumpers hide radar and sensor systems behind the cover, and manufacturers restrict repairs on some of them. Every job starts with a repairability inspection — material type, damage location, missing plastic, prior repairs, and manufacturer guidance — before any quote is final.

How it works

No forms to fax, no cover ordered “just in case.” It starts with a photo.

1

Send photos

Text or message clear photos of the damage — front, back if accessible, and a close-up of the crack ends.

2

Get a straight answer

You get a repairability call and a preliminary quote. If it shouldn’t be repaired, you hear that instead.

3

Drop off the cover

Removed covers in a shop setting are preferred. Mobile service is available for commercial accounts by arrangement.

4

Ready for refinish

The repaired cover comes back structurally sound and ready for your own prep and paint process.

Gloved hands working a heated plastic repair tool along a crack on the inside of a black bumper cover

Built back to strength

A crack is a structural failure, not a cosmetic one — so the repair rebuilds strength first, then finishes clean. Every repair is photographed before, during, and after, so your shop can see exactly what was done.

Hot staplesPlastic stapler bridges the crack and locks the two sides together.
Metal meshReinforcement mesh melted into the back side spreads the load.
Smoothing ironLevels and fuses the repair area for a clean, even surface.
3M finish3M plastic repair epoxy and glaze finish the surface, ready for refinish.

Straightforward pricing

Starting prices for plastic repair only. Final quote follows the photo inspection — damage location and prior repairs can move a job up a tier.

Repair Wholesale Retail
Small crackUnder 4 inches $85 $125
Medium crack4–8 inches $125 $175
Large crack or tear8–12 inches $175 $225
Extensive damageLarge tears or multiple cracks $225+ $300+
Additional repair areaEach extra area on the same cover $50–$75 $75–$100
  • Prices cover plastic repair only — paint, removal & installation, and mobile service are not included.
  • $125 minimum retail charge. Mobile service for commercial accounts starts at a $200 minimum.
  • Need paint too? Painting isn’t done in-house — it can be arranged through the Maaco shop our owner manages. Ask when you send your photos.
Technician heat-repairing a bumper cover mounted on a stand in a clean, modern body shop

Bumper Repair Partner Program

For collision shops, dealers, and reconditioning centers: before you order a replacement cover, send a photo. A repaired OEM cover keeps your cycle time on track and your parts cost down.

  • Photo-first quoting — know before the cover even comes off
  • OEM fit, kept — the original cover keeps its factory fit and sensor mounts
  • Documented repairs — before, during, and after photos with every job
  • Mobile by arrangement for commercial accounts

Start a Partner Estimate

Get a photo estimate

Fill this in and it builds your estimate request — including a starting price from the table above. Then send it, with your photos of the damage, through our Facebook Page.

Takes 30 seconds. You’ll attach your damage photos when you send it.
Your starting estimate

          
Send via Facebook Page

Questions

Can every cracked bumper be repaired?
No — and anyone who says otherwise isn’t inspecting properly. If all the plastic is still present, most cracks, splits, and tears are repairable. Missing plastic can’t be recreated, and some manufacturers restrict repairs on ADAS-equipped fascias. That’s why every job starts with photos and an inspection.
How long does a repair take?
A typical 6–8 inch crack takes about an hour of repair time. Larger tears and multiple repair areas take longer. That’s repair time only — refinishing and paint are separate.
Do you paint?
Not in-house. Repairs come back ready for your shop’s own prep and paint process. If you’re a retail customer who needs paint, it can be arranged through the Maaco shop our owner manages — ask when you send your photos.
Does the bumper need to come off the car?
Removed covers in a shop setting are preferred — the strongest repairs reinforce the back side of the cover. Mobile service is available for commercial accounts by arrangement.
What areas do you serve?
South Jersey, Philadelphia, Delaware County, Chester County, and surrounding communities.
How does my shop get started?
Send photos of the next cracked cover you’d normally replace, using the estimate form above or our Facebook Page. You’ll get a repairability answer and a preliminary quote — no commitment, no account setup.