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Chrome Automotive Bumper Repair

I have a minor scratch on my truck bumper that is beginning to rust. Does anyone have a reliable repair technique for such a situation? My first concern is stopping the corrosion. I don't think a little paint, for instance, would be that noticeable.

Tim O [surname deleted for privacy by Editor]
- Auburn, NY , USA
2001

The right way to repair a chrome bumper is to send it to a plating shop for rechroming, but that can be cost prohibitive (several hundred dollars). If you want to try the under-$10 approach, there is a paint called bumper chrome ⇦ on eBay or Amazon [affil link] that might be fine for your situation.

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