just when i thought its safe!!
 

Just when I thought it was safe to drive.. My front lip cracks... I dunn'o how.. but it happened.. :mad:
http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u...e/P1050612.jpg
http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u...e/P1050613.jpg
Anyone kno how i can "fix" it or at least prevent it from cracking even more??
i was thinking, silver silicon from rona or home depot.. or maybe even super AA+ clue!! :haha:
iuno.. any idea?

drive around with no lip.... use epoxy or plastic weld

ok thanks, ill try that once it stops raining >: /

duct tape.

my bumper pulled completely off cause it got stuck on some snow luckily it didnt crack

ya i just need something to fill in the cack to prevent it from cracking even further... i got touch up paint.. so i hope it'll blend in when i slap some epoxy on it haha

You need to fill in your cack?
I've heard extenze is good for that.

get an L bracket and use it as reinforcement behind the lip,I can't really explain it properly
I'll take a picture in the light tomorrow and post it up to show you what I did to my lip

i think i get what u mean, and i really appreciate your help :D

but is this what u mean?
http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u...ryrice/lol.jpg

^wow, good drawing hahah =)

I usually use some sort of sheet metal (you can buy galvanized sheets at Canadian Tire) and cut a piece that would get sandwiched between the lip and the bumper. Predrill some holes for the mounting holes and rivet the sheetmetal onto the lip. This provides a stronger backing, will keep the upper and lower part of the cracked area held tightly together, and will make it harder for the lip to flex outwards (which probably caused your problem last time). The only thing that would be visible is the rivet heads.

Send it to a body shop and pay for it. EZ !

that's an easy fix. If I were you I would just take it off for the rest of the winter.

This is the reason I run bumperless during the winter... but I look like a moron with my re-barless front with a big IC :D. Oh well, better than paying $$$ every year to get it fixed.

to be honest I didn't really understand that pic...but what this guy said is pretty much what I was trying to explain