
One broken tab shouldn't cost you a whole bumper.
A snapped clip or hairline crack, and suddenly you're quoted for the entire assembly — for damage that's purely cosmetic plastic.
Typical body-shop quote for cosmetic plastic damage
Labor billed just to swap out one bumper
What it costs to reinforce it yourself — for good
A lasting repair in three steps.
It wasn't you. Glue just sits on top.
Glue & epoxy Surface bond
- Grips only the outer surface
- Peels the moment the panel flexes
- The crack walks right back out
- Gets in the gap so pieces won't reseat
PlasticFix Pro Embedded
- Metal staple fuses inside the plastic
- Becomes part of the panel, like rebar
- Flexes with the part instead of popping
- Reinforced seam can outlast the plastic
If it's cracked plastic, it can fix it.
Everything the old fixes can't do.
| Glue / epoxy | Replace part | Body shop | PlasticFix Pro | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | $10–$30 | $475–$900 | $550–$2,600 | $89 once |
| Holds under flex | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Time | Minutes | Days–weeks | Days | ~20 min |
| Reusable | No | No | No | 100+ fixes |
| Keep your own part | Yes | No | No | Yes |
The complete kit — nothing else to buy.
One repair you'd have handed a shop $550–$2,600 for — and the kit has already paid for itself. Every fix after that is money you keep.
Fix it yourself — $89 →Questions, answered.
Will it really hold, or crack again?
What plastics does it work on?
I'm not handy. Is it hard to use?
Can I paint over the repair?
What if it doesn't work for me?
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Make your repair. If it doesn't hold, contact us for a full refund. No forms. No hassle. No risk.
Stop paying the replace-the-whole-thing tax.
Reinforce it yourself in about twenty minutes — and keep the $1,200.
Fix it yourself — $89 →