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I was reversing into an isolated lot at the top of a MSCP at Ghim Moh. I noticed a lamp pole that had its bottom 3 feet encased in concrete located within the boundary of the lot. I took special care in reversing and was solely dependent on the reverse sensor to tell me when to halt. And so the beeping begin, and even as I near the concrete pillar the beeping frequency didn't change. All these while the beeper has been accurate, but this time, it failed me. The long continuous beep didn't come. Instead, there was a sickening crunch, when my bumper contacted the flat faced concrete that protects the lamp pole. I came out to examine the wound and found 2 surface gash, and one small gourge - all black marks contrast against my pearl white bumper. I had a few remedies in mind, but not sure which works best: 1) get it puttied and resprayed 2) get touch up paint and touch up the gash and gourge 3) stick a piece of white sticker over the area 4) use those black rubber bumper guard and stick over the marks Anybody tried any of these?