Anyone else have this issue. On my 08' LT2 I have a spider crack (webbing) about 5 inches in diameter in the corner. Looks like it's spreading and ready to flake off soon. No accidents, and is washed and waxed weekly. Sad to see this Aready happening. Garaged kept since purchased used in Febuary.

 

Sounds like it was recently Tapped in a parking lot?

Or most likely the bumper was repainted at some point.

Even Brand New cars are sent to bodyshops when damaged on the dealers lot or in transport. And those will Never show up on any type of carfax report.

At least it's plastic and won't Rust, once it gets bad enough or you just can't stand it, take it to a GOOD Bodyshop and have it stripped down and repainted. INSIST they use the proper Flex Additives in the Primer, Sealers, and Paint. That will help Avoid future cracking and spider webbing.

 

Agree with A & P.....you got tapped in the parking lot.

Only way, that I know of, to correct this is to sand, fill and paint.

 

I have the same on my front bumper. A bunny to the bumper doin' 90 will to that... LOL

 

As we say in Carolina hhrokie, "you done got thumped", it'll need repainting.

 

Tag your it. Todays bumpers can take a hit and spring back well but the paint often cracks and leaves webs.

I also think you got tagged by some idiot.

 

X5 got taged

 

So that's why the Easter Bunny didn't bring me anything this year, you squished him!

 

*CAUTION* The video below could be disturbing to animal lovers.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dS8vbCqtxnc

 

Repainting the flexable bumper covers does require adding a 'flex-agent' to the paint.. Really helps in this area..