A painted bumper from Genuine OEM Painted Parts is a brand-new genuine OEM or OE-replacement bumper, sprayed in your exact factory color before it ships, and checked against your VIN so fit and finish are right the first time. No body shop appointment, and no unpainted gray plastic sitting in your garage waiting for a painter. Choose your vehicle, send your VIN and paint code, and the bumper that shows up is ready to bolt on.
| The part | Brand-new genuine OEM or OE-replacement bumper, clearly labeled which on every listing |
| The color | Mixed to your factory paint code and double-checked against your VIN with the vehicle manufacturer |
| Typical price | Most of the 1,150+ painted bumpers in our catalog sell between $740 and $1,610 with paint included |
| Paint work | 5 days once the bumper reaches our Colorado shop |
| Warranty | Lifetime coverage on the paint |
| Delivery | Shipped nationwide, packed flat and protected |
The usual route to a color-matched bumper involves three parties: a parts counter for the raw bumper, a body shop for the spray work, and you coordinating between them while the car sits in a lot. Buying the bumper pre-painted collapses all of that into one order with one fixed price, and the price is public on the product page before you commit to anything.
Against a raw or primered replacement, the advantage is simpler still. A primered bumper is only half the job. You still have to find a painter, pay their invoice, and hope the mix they eyeball actually matches a ten-year-old finish. Our color comes from the code your manufacturer assigned to the car, not from someone squinting at a fender in daylight.
And against a cheap aftermarket copy, a genuine OEM or OE-replacement bumper holds the shape it was molded to. Panel gaps stay even and the mounting tabs land where the factory put them.
What most drivers call the bumper is technically the bumper cover, the painted outer skin that bolts over the reinforcement bar. That skin is what takes the parking-lot scrapes, and it is what we sell painted: front bumpers and rear bumpers for more than 30 makes.
Modern bumper covers are not interchangeable within a model year. One trim carries parking sensors, another has headlamp washer ports, a third adds a tow hook opening. This is exactly why every order runs through a VIN check with the manufacturer before anything is ordered or sprayed. The variant that fits your build is the one that gets painted.
Your car’s paint has a code, printed on the information sticker in the door jamb or glove box. We mix to that formula in PPG Envirobase High Performance waterborne paint and confirm both the code and the part fitment with your vehicle manufacturer before spraying. The full step-by-step, including cure times and what the lifetime warranty covers, is on our paint process page.
Folding a bumper to squeeze it into a smaller box is how stress cracks happen. Ours travel flat in protective wrap, full size, so the finish arrives the way it left the booth.
Every make below links to its full painted-parts catalog. Pick yours, drill into the model, and the price you see already includes the paint work.
Toyota · Honda · Ford · Chevrolet · Subaru · Nissan · Hyundai · Kia · BMW · Audi · Lexus · Tesla · all 30+ makes
A brand-new bumper that is painted in your car’s factory color before it ships, instead of arriving in gray primer for a shop to paint later. Part, paint, and color match come as one finished piece at one price.
The paint is mixed to the exact formula behind your factory code, the same code a body shop would order for a repaint, and we verify that code against your VIN with the manufacturer. On a heavily sun-faded finish or a non-factory respray, any code-matched paint can read slightly different, so ask us first and we will talk it through honestly.
Between about $740 and $1,610 for most vehicles, paint included, with the typical bumper around $990. The make is the biggest factor. Our bumper painting cost guide breaks down real catalog prices for 19 makes.
Most bumper covers mount with clips and fasteners your vehicle already has, and plenty of owners swap one at home with basic tools. If you would rather not, any shop can fit it quickly, since the paint work is already done.
Paint work takes 5 days once the bumper reaches our shop, and then it ships to your door. Sourcing time for the part itself varies by make, so check the turnaround and shipping page for the full timeline.
Select your make and model to see your bumper’s painted price now. Can’t find your vehicle, or not sure which variant you need? Send a part inquiry with your VIN and we will confirm the right bumper before you spend anything. Ordering from the Front Range? See how it works for Colorado drivers. Fixing more than the bumper? The same factory match covers painted fenders and painted mirror covers.
