The bumper looks ok so a respray is all that's required. A garage can easily prep and respray it for you, as long as they aren't too expensive. Get a quote first though. Alternatively if you know how to do it then prep it and rub the bumper down to the raw bumper plastic, then apply primer, then spray on a couple of gloss top coats.

Hello,

Thanks for your reply.

I shall try and get some quotes then. Do you know approximately how much this will cost?

Thanks.

I think I would be inclined to respray it with an aerosol acrylic or smooth Hammerite paint, you can get surprisingly good results with aerosols and it would be a lot cheaper. I take it its plastic in which case all you need to do is rub it down with some fine wet and dry until its smooth, 600 grit would probably suffice. I resprayed a whole bumper and wing in black a couple of years back and it looked very nice, better than some other parts of the car in fact.

Thanks for the replies.

It sounds like this may be the best solution. Will I need to use primer as well? I assume I only rub down the rough edges where it has peeled?