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Reddit mentions of CarPartsDepot, CAPA Certified Rear Bumper Cover Primed USA Built Without Spoiler, 352-44787-20-CA TO1100243 5215906950
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Reddit mentions: 1
We found 1 Reddit mentions of CarPartsDepot, CAPA Certified Rear Bumper Cover Primed USA Built Without Spoiler, 352-44787-20-CA TO1100243 5215906950. Here are the top ones.
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- ➤This Rear Bumper Protector is made of high quality silicone polymer material, heat/cold hold, abrasion to hold, anti - aging, waterproof & UV to hold. The Hardness (Shore A) 60, Of course, he has had very long conversations, and he has had High Elongation.Universal fit for most of the trucks, pickups or suvs.
- ➤The Rear Bumper Guard effectively protect car Rear Bumper when loading or unloading luggages, groceries, tools box and so on, Absorbing nasty scratches and provides protection. It can Also be used to cover any existing scratches, paint damage to make It new and beautiful.
- ➤ANTI - SLIP, the DESIGN of this Rubber Guards, groove DESIGN and non - SLIP function, Can effectively prevent the falling of things that you put.It also gives a unique appearance to the rear bumper protector.
- ➤Length * width: 90 * 7.5 cm / 35.8 * 3 inch; Color: black; Package with 3 m glue and adhesion promoter. The Scratch - Resistant Rubber Bumper Guard is very durable, flexible, and bendable (will not crack or break), glue tape is "coming under The trim, Just stick on sill, easy to install.
- ➤Easy installation, you just need to rub white adhesion promoter paste, back glue stick on the product, on the installation position can be installed off. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
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Specs:
| Height | 17 Inches |
| Length | 68 Inches |
| Weight | 149.97 Pounds |
| Width | 24 Inches |
Understandable, and I appreciate the perspective - I would not have guessed even half of those costs.
Anyway, for me it sounds like the $400 all-said is a pretty good option. My buddy brings these guys thousands of cars to work on, so at least I know the guy doing the work wants to keep my buddy happy so he doesn’t screw up the relationship.
Then again, I’m looking at items like these:
Looks like all of them are at least primed, while a couple of them are both primed and painted to your vehicles specifications. The ebay seller in particular has tons of strong feedback and ships very quickly. I would need to look into the warranty / guarantees a bit further, but I’m wondering if I could grab one of these guys and either just install it myself (assuming I got a painted one) or bring it to a freelancer to paint (assuming I just got the primed version.)
I think I will try calling around to some of the local junk yards as well to see if I can track down any bumper covers that would work and are in decent shape. If I do this, shouldn’t I have the actual bumper part number that’s being replaced though? Otherwise aren’t I relying on the junkyard to properly identify the Camry year, trim, and engine? I’ve noticed that there are several different rear bumpers for the 2010 SE 4 cylinder. As you can see above, there’s