How to match bumper after fender widening

I have question how to make bumper fitt with fender after widening?? I'm planning to wider front and rear fenders, but what about bumper? Any ideas??

99% of the time it done with glass.

However some guys do plastic weld the bumpers, which IMO is the "right" way to do it as there is less chance of it cracking or having issues.

Depends how you do the fenders and esp. how much your planning to widen... A lot of fender work creates a lot of bumper work tbh, some get away with a little stretching and some just cutting and reshaping.

Im thinking about 1-2inches on front, 2-3 on the back

also take into consideration,the wider you go you're going to have to go into the door to keep the lines looking natural .

Yes I know, doors also will be widen to keep the oem shape

OEM rear bumper or glass aftermarket?

both - front and rear are oem, plastic

should start a thread where people post their ideas on this and experiences.. it would be pretty usefull.

I will when I start, Im trying to prepare myself and avoid not nice suprises

Hi,

Im planning to lower my car too and do a little of fender pulling too but I don't understand whether the bumper will be pulled too together [or is it possible to pull the bumper too together with a little bit of heating on the bumper] or is the bumper a separate work to be done ?

Something like this:
[ATTACH]4120[/ATTACH]
[ATTACH]4125[/ATTACH]
[ATTACH]4124[/ATTACH]
[ATTACH]4122[/ATTACH]
[ATTACH]4126[/ATTACH]

And my preferred one, [B]I need this type of fender rolling[/B]:
[ATTACH]4121[/ATTACH]

Thank You

Don't think you'd need to worry about the bumper too much for rolling and pulling since that wouldn't widen too significantly, whereas widening the body can be quite significant.