Front bumper painting help

[StockoVRWagz]

What would be the best way to paint these scratches and scuffs?

I don't want to go overboard and paint the whole bumper, but i dont want it to stand out and look ****house either.
Next time when I loose my temper I wont throw my bumper
Sorry about the pic size.
Thanks

[r_i_d_a_h]

a can of alaskan white touch up paint?

[R0d]

Next time when I loose my temper I wont throw my bumper
Sorry about the pic size.
Thanks

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lol ive been there before, get a paint brush and touch it up with a bit of your cars colour

[StockoVRWagz]

should i sand it a bit? if so what grit sandpaper would be best. I hvent really touched up any exterior paint before

[R0d]

personally i wouldnt sand it because the bigger the area the more harder to touch it up. Id get some buffing compound and see what comes out but i dont like your chances

[greenacc]

if you want to sand it you would probly want about 800 grit with lots of water ? problem with plastic / fibreglass bumpers is that normal paint won't stick to the plastic, so success depends on if the scratches are into the plastic ? You can get a special primer to make it stick tho.

[StockoVRWagz]

yeah they are pretty deep. I think its an aftermarket front bar cause under the white its black. I think they are clear underneath on genuine parts?

Also is there a specific way to blend the old paint with the new paint?

[R0d]

yeah they are pretty deep. I think its an aftermarket front bar cause under the white its black. I think they are clear underneath on genuine parts?

Also is there a specific way to blend the old paint with the new paint?

nah mate blacks the plastic, there is but its better to use a spray gun, itd probally be easy to just spray the whole thing

[StockoVRWagz]

Hmm i recon I'll leave it for now, and just paint the whole front & rears together, I want to fibreglass the recess part where the pinstripe thingy went so I'll do it then.

Thanks for the help.

[R0d]

no worries mate