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I am wondering this also. I need to touch up paint my bumper cover.
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It takes special paint for the bumper. Let me explain. From what I have learned from body shop friend it takes a "flex agent" in the paint so it will flex when twisted, bumped etc. He get it mixed with his paint. Maybe available in spray car or not have no idea. I have touched up the black strips with semigloss black plastic paint. Does well.
You can buy flexible coating bumper paint in a spray can. SEM makes it and they're a quality paint manufacturer. Look in the yellow pages and find an automotive paint supply store. They should have it. It runs around $10 per can. Comes in all colors. Unless your doing a color change, 1 can should do it.
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Painting plastic bumper
