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Originally Posted by It's Just Eric
Holy hoodgap batman!
Um, as for urethane....usually urethane is a pain in the ass as far as paint prep and final fit. Usually the bake cycle will distort the rubber, leaving you with parts that fit up like the aformentioned car.(Which, by they way, is an example of among the better fitting bumpers ive seen)
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That's what happens when you buy replica. On top of that, I bought the bumper used for a really cheap price and the fitment was a lot worse than I expected even for a replica.
I now have an
authentic bumper made of Pliable Fibre Reinforced Plastic (PFRP). The fitment on my new bumper is awesome. It's extremely light (Approx. 18 lbs.) and flexible. Also, the gap was even and a lot less pronounced
I suggest researching this type of material as I believe it matches your criteria.