Corolla Rear Bumper

[Bob]

Hi everybody, I need ur help. I've so many scraches on my corollas rear bumper, and i just wanna change to bumper. I can't find where to buy rear bumper for Corolla 2014 s. Do anybody know where i can find rear bumper? (website) Thanks so much/

 

[Donabed Kopoian]

Dealership for now, unless you get very lucky at a junkyard. It is a new generation so aftermarket body panels are not going to show up for a while.

 

[TigerHeli]

http://www.trademotion.com/parts/20...iteid=214095&vehicleid=388431&diagram=8428435

Might get a better price here, but you would have to call them as 2014 info isn't online yet, and shipping will be killer.

Actually, the new bumper probably comes primed - so it is probably less to have your existing bumper re-finished and repainted than to replace it and get the new one painted.

 

[MrDylan]

Just curious, how did you get many scratches? Was it caused by you, or something anyone should be cautious of?

 

[j dubya]

Is it bad enough so that you absolutely need a new bumper instead of having it refinished/painted?

 

[TigerHeli]

Also - [ame]http://www.amazon.com/Genuine-Toyota-Bumper-Protector-Corolla-New/dp/B00FFMK17U[/ame] - I would plan to install this on the new car to PREVENT scratches, but if your scratches are in this area, it would hide existing ones and prevent new ones.

 

[Bob]

Hi everybody, today I try to find any colors of corolla 2014 in junkyard but i can't find, i think i'll not change bumper, and this little scraches I'll hide it with rear bumper protector.
[ame="http://www.amazon.com/Genuine-Toyota-Bumper-Protector-Corolla-New/dp/B00FFMK17U/"]link[/ame]

 

[Bob]

Dealership for now, unless you get very lucky at a junkyard. It is a new generation so aftermarket body panels are not going to show up for a while.

http://www.trademotion.com/parts/20...iteid=214095&vehicleid=388431&diagram=8428435

Might get a better price here, but you would have to call them as 2014 info isn't online yet, and shipping will be killer.

Actually, the new bumper probably comes primed - so it is probably less to have your existing bumper re-finished and repainted than to replace it and get the new one painted.

exactly there's no point to change rear bumper for little scratches, yesterday i was so mad about this scratches, but today i think about rear bumper protector, all scratches on this area.

 

[Donabed Kopoian]

If the scratch doesn't dig into the plastic, replacement is overkill. Even then, you can use a filler and sand it flat, and nobody would know the difference once paint is over it.

Only thing that will be cheaper is finding a 2014 that was totaled in the front with matching paint.

 

[Scott O'Kashan]

If the scratch is not too deep, you can remove it with Mother's Scratch Remover or polishing compound.

If it's too deep for that, a body shop wouldn't charge too much to repaint that small area.

 

[TigerHeli]

Depends how you define "Not too much". I've never known a body shop to charge less than $200 for painting - and that was a panel that didn't need flex agent - at Maaco - if I removed the trim myself.