2010 Cheap Semi-Permanent Bumper Repair

Buff the scrapes off and it will look even better. Might hold up for a long time if the plastic is not brittle and the ties don't rip through. Good enough. Well done.

 

Excellent work! Swap out the white zip ties for black?

A bumper with moxie | PriusChat

 

Really well done! If you're looking to take it to the next level, you could try reinforcing the washer attachments with epoxy (JB Weld is my favorite). Then you might try some Bondo to smooth over the especially cracked and zip-tied sections. Finally some Plasti-Dip to paint the whole bumper. Be aware that although paint will make things look better from 10+ feet away as the color becomes uniform, at closer viewing distances it will look worse since the variations in texture + shape become more visible.

And if you have a junkyard nearby, you could always check for a whole "new" bumper.

 

There's a staple gun that heats up the staples: when you apply them they melt into the plastic. For body shop though: pricey/tricky?

I used this stuff once:

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/bumper-repair-kit-0475601p.html

I continue to use just the fiberglas mesh, with two-part epoxy, now and then. Pretty much always for the first black underpanel piece, directly below the front bumper: it's so low it ALWAYS snags concrete wheel stops. And it snags, just about rips itself off the car every time you back off. I'm cagey now, never use the wheel stops, stop a little short. Well almost always.

That something like this happens is a Toyota fail: the wheel stops are pretty much the same the world 'round, should not have passed testing phase.

 

I'm going to say from description of repair approach and 1st picture to last picture, that looks a whole lot better than I would of ever thought possible.
That being said, it's reminds me "Young Frankenstein" because it's still Frankenstein in a Tuxedo.

But you brought the bumper far more to life, with washers, twist ties, trim clips, and vinyl poultry netting than I would of thought possible.

For as described, "Semi-Permanent" bumper repair? I have to say good job.

 

I've watched a few video's of places that melt plastic on messed up bumper covers like yours.
They do a great job of putting back together, melting the plastic just right, sanding and painting it.
They look brand new! Good Luck with yours!