Bumper Repair in Lake Worth Beach

Red Infiniti front bumper cover and grille removed and laid out during collision repair

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Bumper Repair in Lake Worth Beach

The most common job that comes through our door. Scuffed, cracked or torn-off bumper covers repaired, repainted and blended so the color does not give it away. Free estimates in Lake Worth Beach.

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What is included

What bumper repair covers

A bumper cover is plastic, and plastic can usually be saved. The question is whether saving it is actually the better deal for you.

Scuffs and deep scratches

Sanded, filled, sealed and refinished. The most common damage we see, and the cheapest to put right.

Cracks and tears

Plastic-welded from the back and reinforced, not skimmed over with filler and sent out the door.

Broken tabs and brackets

This is what makes a bumper sag or sit crooked even when the plastic itself is fine. The mounts get repaired or replaced.

Replacement when it makes sense

If the cover is stretched, heat-deformed or in several pieces, repairing it costs more hours than a new part and still never sits right. We will tell you.

Paint and blending

Color is measured with equipment, sprayed onto a test card and checked against your car before the bumper is touched, then blended into the fenders.

Sensors and cameras

Parking sensors and cameras come off before paint and go back in their original position. If your car needs a calibration afterwards, we flag it up front.

How it works

From photo to finished bumper

  1. Send a photo or drive in

    One shot straight on and one at an angle is enough for us to give you a range. No appointment needed if you want to come by instead.

  2. Repair or replace — and why

    We tell you which one we would do on our own car. Repairing is not automatically the cheaper option once the hours are counted.

  3. Repair and prep

    Plastic welding, sanding, primer and block sanding until the surface is flat. Prep is what decides whether the paint looks right.

  4. Paint, blend and refit

    Color measured rather than eyeballed, blended into the neighboring panels, then the bumper and all its hardware go back on.

Our work

Bumpers that left this shop

Real cars from our own bays in Lake Worth Beach — no stock photos.

Frequently asked

Bumper questions we get every week

Should I repair the bumper or replace it?

It depends what is broken. Cracked or split plastic can be welded and reinforced from behind and it holds up fine. Scuffs and scrapes are almost always repairable. Where replacement wins is when the cover has been stretched, deformed by heat or broken into several pieces: repairing that takes so many hours it costs more than a new part, and it still never returns to its original shape. We look at it and give you the option that is better for you, not the one that bills more.

How much does bumper repair cost?

A small scuff in one area is the cheapest job we do. From there it climbs with how much surface has to be refinished, whether the color has to be blended into the fenders, and which color it is: reds, yellows and blacks take more coats and more matching work than a grey. Because the estimate is free and in writing, there is no reason to guess. Text us a photo and we will start there.

Will the repair be noticeable?

It should not be. That is the entire point of blending: the new color does not stop at the edge of the bumper, it carries into the panels beside it so your eye never finds a line. The color is read with equipment, sprayed on a test card and compared against your car in daylight before the part is sprayed. If it is off, the formula gets adjusted and tested again.

Will my parking sensors and camera still work?

Yes. Sensors and cameras are removed before painting and refitted in their original position — spraying over a sensor is exactly what makes them fail. On newer cars, some driver-assist systems need a calibration after front bumper work. When that is the case we tell you while we are writing the estimate, not at the end.

Text us a photo of the bumper.

One picture straight on and one at an angle, and we will come back to you with a range and whether we would repair it or replace it.

HoursMon – Wed 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Thu – Fri 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sat – Sun 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM