Lots of chips on front bumper - what to do?

[uncc_99xj]

I disagree… my 15 limited has worse hits above the windshield then my hood and bumper, and rust spots to prove it.
Could be where you drive, speed limit, trucks/semis you’re behind… but after seeing what happened to my white 15, no way I was taking that chance.

Agreed. On my F150 it wasn't an issue above the windshield, so I didn't think about PPF there when I got my Ram. Now on the Ram, i've got a couple of nice dings up there and regret not coating that section as well. Lesson learned for next time.

 

[Jedi9]

What about getting it coated with bed-liner?

If it was aftermarket like mine I would consider it. My Jeep bumper is bedlined, will fade eventually but I touch it up with spray every few years

 

[kapinallinen2]

If it was aftermarket like mine I would consider it. My Jeep bumper is bedlined, will fade eventually but I touch it up with spray every few years.

This has held up well to UV on my tool box on the bed.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Rust-Oleum-Truck-Bed-Flat-Black-Textured-Actual-Net-Contents-15-oz/3728969

 

[Jedi9]

I got a thick coat of Herculiner on mine, but use that rustoleum for touch up, it does last well

 

[kapinallinen2]

I got a thick coat of Herculiner on mine, but use that rustoleum for touch up, it does last well

I also used the Herculiner, it started to turn to powder in the sunlight, rustoleum to the rescue.