More aggressive, cleaner TL lip spoiler
08-20-2002, 05:16 PM
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More aggressive, cleaner TL lip spoiler, if possible ...
I am contemplating on modifying my TL lip spoiler to make it cleaner & more aggressive. Don't like the gap in the center. Let's see if this mod is even possible. See link of what I am looking to do...
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08-20-2002, 06:01 PM
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Originally posted by erock
I say you should just start from scratch and sell me your old kit.......
I say you should just start from scratch and sell me your old kit.......
If I do sell it to him, I am considering a selling & trading my whole TL/CL front bumper, sideskirts, rear bumper... for another silver CL's parts...
We'll see what I can find for my CL's replacement...
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08-20-2002, 06:49 PM
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OOO....oooo..... you know who to come to if your looking to get rid of the spoiler/kit........ PM me when you know if your gonna sell/trade it in.....
Agh... just re-read it, mine is Taffetta white.... hopefully you'd still want to sell.....
Agh... just re-read it, mine is Taffetta white.... hopefully you'd still want to sell.....
08-20-2002, 07:00 PM
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mine's silver..I'm down...really!!!
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08-20-2002, 10:47 PM
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Originally posted by oce01acura32cl
MINES SILVER, I WANT KIT!
MINES SILVER, I WANT KIT!
, I not selling the car yet, but if I do, I prefer a silver CL in the Dallas area for easy swap ... :P
08-21-2002, 07:01 AM
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I wouldn't do it. Not sure what you'd use to fill in that gap, but I would assume fiberglass and bondo.
If and when you scrape the front of the kit, say goodbye to your new mod. It'll crack off.
Don't do it.
If and when you scrape the front of the kit, say goodbye to your new mod. It'll crack off.
Don't do it.
08-21-2002, 09:39 AM
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man I want that lip conversion so bad... I tihnk the old one looks better... plus whenever you put any fiberglas or bondo on stuff expect that it will look like crap in a few months... rocks don't like that kinda stuff too much... a single nick and it'll all start chipping apart... OEM stuff (from other honda models) usually uses ABS plastic or something of the sort that is less prone to cracking and chipping... and plus paint on there always seems to stay better than with fiberglass/bondo... we've all seen how crappy honda body kits can look after a year or so...
08-21-2002, 10:10 AM
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After consulting w/ my body guy, lots of bondo would have to be used to make the new piece seamless... No way around this bondo crap 
So, no go... No bondo for my baby lip
PS is always so much easier than the real deal
So, no go... No bondo for my baby lip
PS is always so much easier than the real deal
08-21-2002, 11:31 AM
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They make a plastic resin type stuff that works perfect for adhering plastic pieces. It's sandable, and works much like bondo, but is also flexible when it's dry. It has all the same characteristics as factory polyurethane. The stuff is really expensive though...if you'd like I can find out what it's called.
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08-21-2002, 12:31 PM
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Originally posted by 4pumpedCL
They make a plastic resin type stuff that works perfect for adhering plastic pieces. It's sandable, and works much like bondo, but is also flexible when it's dry. It has all the same characteristics as factory polyurethane. The stuff is really expensive though...if you'd like I can find out what it's called.
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They make a plastic resin type stuff that works perfect for adhering plastic pieces. It's sandable, and works much like bondo, but is also flexible when it's dry. It has all the same characteristics as factory polyurethane. The stuff is really expensive though...if you'd like I can find out what it's called.
-Aaron
Thx.
08-21-2002, 01:53 PM
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Re: More aggressive, cleaner TL lip spoiler, if possible ...
Originally posted by CharlesNguyen
I am contemplating on modifying my TL lip spoiler to make it cleaner & more aggressive. Don't like the gap in the center. Let's see if this mod is even possible. See link of what I am looking to do...
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I am contemplating on modifying my TL lip spoiler to make it cleaner & more aggressive. Don't like the gap in the center. Let's see if this mod is even possible. See link of what I am looking to do...
NewLip
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08-21-2002, 02:02 PM
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Re: Re: More aggressive, cleaner TL lip spoiler, if possible ...
Originally posted by Gabo3k
How do I go in there and view the picture?????
How do I go in there and view the picture?????
sorry bud, but too many hits in my album and maxed out...
U may try again tommorrow.
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08-21-2002, 02:36 PM
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Send it to me Charles...I'll host it for you. Rbui@sjsu.edu
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