The best Fiberglass Bumper fillers??

[GinoRin]

I know this topic has been discussed before, but all I seem to come up with is a bunch of places that produce the reproduction fiberglass bumper fillers for our cars. I want whichever ones are the best, I don't really care if I save 15 bux by getting a cheaper product, I just want the good stuff. So far I have heard people have been happy with the Danko ones... is there anything else better out there? These will be for my showcar so I want whatever is the best. They will be bodied out and painted with the car which is at the paint shop right now. I had new GM ones but they wave at you coming and going! I just want something that is straight enough to be corrected to perfect and has the same bodylines as the originals.... I'm also looking to get something coming right away as the bodyshop is waiting for them. Can anyone help!?

Thanks in advance!

 

[GRNDNL]

We put the Dancos on Stans Race car, they fit good for a glass part.

 

[GinoRin]

Thanks for the tip, Keith! It seems the Danko ones are the way to go.

Thanks again,

 

[getchasum]

I used S+K's on mine. They required quit a bit of prep work and fitment. If I had the cash and wanted the best quality, there's no question I would buy GM's. They have lasted for 15 years. The next set will most likely last longer as folks are taking better care of their cars as they get older.

 

[GinoRin]

I did buy brand new GM ones to the tune of over $400 just for the pair of rears..... they may be great for longevity but they sure are wavey! And since they're made of rubber (urethane maybe?) you can't really straighten them out.

 

[EFFNQWKWE4]

I bought the Danko ones for $200 shipped on e-bay. They are really good quality, and the fit was pretty near perfect! My car still has the origional(recall) paintjob on it, so the finish on the fillers is almost better than the paint on my car! A little polish, and these things really shined up! I'd highly recommend the Dankos!