Bummer!

Bottom line though is that for something brought on by a combination of fog, female passenger and giraffes it doesn't look bad at all! Could have been much worse.

 

Damn. Anyhow I'd go with the touch up paint first. I believe your color code is UH for Tuxedo Black.

I'd try here first: Touch Up Paint from PaintScratch.com

Dr Chip is much more expensive and I don't know anyone that's used it yet.

I don't trust anything currently advertised on TV like: https://www.buyezchiprepair.com/?MID=3270118

Let everyone know what you decide and how it comes out.

Lastly, when was your last urinalysis? Really, Giraffes in Washington State?

 

Just live with it until an aftermarket bumper comes out and replace it with that :cool2:

 

Indeed overall not bad, I was worried it would of popped the bumper off a bracket or something, luckily not.
Thanks for the color code, I planned just to simply paint it, just wondered if there was some better ideas out there. Never heard of Dr. Chip, but I'm going to look into that.
Don't foresee an aftermarket bumper, they typically are far too wild for me, and I really don't plan to do any modifications to this car.

Dude, the amount of rain and fog here is insane, what roams about in the mist is only a guess. Giraffe; something from the movie "The Mist" who knows.

 

Beware of that Northwestern herb. I'm just saying.

 

There are businesses in my area that can come by in a van and spot repair stuff like that for the dealers. Check around-

 

A lot of that can be buffed to reduce the bad appearance, but it looks fairly deep. The deeper areas look like it may have gone past the base coat so getting it completely out without getting down to the base coat probably won't happen. But it can be reduced to look like it almost never happened with a buffer and some polish.