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Originally Posted by europlateconcepts
Hi,I also bought a used tigershark ,the same one that you bought.In fact the paint was pealing off the back.
I use a compresser with a air gun.It removed 80% of the pealing paint.Then I used scotch bright pads to scrub off the rest.A orbital sander will go threw it very easily.
If you don't want to have a disaster when you paint the bumper be sure to sand off all the paint and primer as it is most likely the same crap as on the back.
Then prim it .with bumper primer.
ps be sure to have cold beer on hand as you will need a few.
Cheers Darren
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Thanks for the tips. I'm not going to remove the paint from the front of the bumper, but will instead leave that for whoever I get to paint it for me. I'll just take the garbage off of the back and tidy up whatever I can.
BTW, I contacted Starcraft and asked them if they could identify the bumper for me from the pics I took. Here's the reply I got.
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On 3/7/2013 4:05 PM, Cheryl Pauff wrote:
> Rich,
>
> Yes this does appear to be a genuine Tiger Shark front fascia. It was
> manufactured in Troy Michigan.
>
> Thank you,
> Cheryl Pauff
> Starcraft Distribution
> 28255 Charlotte Ave Bldg 1
> Elkhart IN 46517
> (574) 970-5597
> www.starcraftparts.com
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