1975 Bumper Covers
Drifting
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 1,962
Likes: 5
From: Schererville IN
Welcome to the site Ed.
There are a number of posts on this topic here on CF.
I'd suggest a quick search for more info than you can absorb.
To answer your question, there is no preferred method.
It's your car, do it like you want.
As for resale, I'd assume leaving the seam would be better.
As for appearance, personal taste.
Good luck with your project!
Pictures are always welcome too!
There are a number of posts on this topic here on CF.
I'd suggest a quick search for more info than you can absorb.
To answer your question, there is no preferred method.
It's your car, do it like you want.
As for resale, I'd assume leaving the seam would be better.
As for appearance, personal taste.
Good luck with your project!
Pictures are always welcome too!
Racer
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 282
Likes: 20
From: Angleton, Tx
[QUOTE=blckslvr79;1566544209]
To answer your question, there is no preferred method.
It's your car, do it like you want.
As for resale, I'd assume leaving the seam would be better.
As for appearance, personal taste.
QUOTE]
Leaving the seam will also help for faster and cheaper repairs if the bumper was damaged
To answer your question, there is no preferred method.
It's your car, do it like you want.
As for resale, I'd assume leaving the seam would be better.
As for appearance, personal taste.
QUOTE]
Leaving the seam will also help for faster and cheaper repairs if the bumper was damaged
