How much?Quick PLEASE!
I would but the bastard has been sitting in my room for 2 months and I haven't had time to put in on with college and all....and today I have to go help a friend of the family prepare their house for a wedding reception plus Thanksgiving...nobody with an estimate?
Originally Posted by TLsu
I would but the bastard has been sitting in my room for 2 months and I haven't had time to put in on with college and all....and today I have to go help a friend of the family prepare their house for a wedding reception plus Thanksgiving...nobody with an estimate?
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Originally Posted by fsttyms1
Look at teh above merkin110's post. It took him 5 min to do. Take your time and make it take 10 min to do and save your self 60 bucks
Should have listend to you in the first place. I went back...was ignored...so I just drove off. The place smelled like a drug deal too. Every car shop I've been to has always been sketchy...WHY?
You could end up taking it to a shop where a drug induced idiot puts it on and it turns out crooked. Then you've paid the cash and are now going insane due to it being misaligned. So you take it back to get if fixed and they end up scratching your paint. So now it's a little better but not perfect, your paint is scratched, they deny they did it..you leave hating them and they hate you.
Do it yourself and take your time.
Do it yourself and take your time.
Originally Posted by Doozerr2
You could end up taking it to a shop where a drug induced idiot puts it on and it turns out crooked. Then you've paid the cash and are now going insane due to it being misaligned. So you take it back to get if fixed and they end up scratching your paint. So now it's a little better but not perfect, your paint is scratched, they deny they did it..you leave hating them and they hate you.
Do it yourself and take your time.
Do it yourself and take your time.


You psychic, you.
Originally Posted by Pure Adrenaline
Two months!?
Look, obviously you don't deserve that spoiler.
Send it to me.
Look, obviously you don't deserve that spoiler.Send it to me.

Send me your body kit painted NBP...and your HID fogs.

I've been too busy studying M-Fri and on Saturday...you know just as well as me nothing gets done on Saturdays when our college teams play.
I guess this will be a Sunday operation, since I'm doing it personally.
Is double sided tape good enough to hold? I always thought that that was just there to stop the wing from rocking. I've always had bolts put in as well...
My buddy used to own an auto performance store and they guy who did all the painting and installing ALWAYS used bolts on top of the tape...
Deep
My buddy used to own an auto performance store and they guy who did all the painting and installing ALWAYS used bolts on top of the tape...
Deep
Originally Posted by Deep 3.2TL
Is double sided tape good enough to hold? I always thought that that was just there to stop the wing from rocking. I've always had bolts put in as well...
My buddy used to own an auto performance store and they guy who did all the painting and installing ALWAYS used bolts on top of the tape...
Deep
My buddy used to own an auto performance store and they guy who did all the painting and installing ALWAYS used bolts on top of the tape...
Deep
Even more important than installing the spoiler is, cleaning the surface on your car to be mounted on. All that means is that you have to use a wax remover (liquid dish soap) or lots or alcohol. Then dry it with a lint free cloth. Then: if using the tape, get a buddy and a ruler/masking tape to outline a dry-fit (test fit without removing the tape backing) and then outline where it looks straight with masking tape. Then remove the backing and get your buddy to help you position it, offer him $10 or a beer or two. After that, gently remove the masking tape and you should have a 99.9995% perfect install.
Finally, wax the exposed areas around the spoiler that have come into contact with the dishwashing soap/alcohol with wax.
Voila, in 30, maybe 40mins you are all done.
Finally, wax the exposed areas around the spoiler that have come into contact with the dishwashing soap/alcohol with wax.
Voila, in 30, maybe 40mins you are all done.
Originally Posted by 05v6solara
Even more important than installing the spoiler is, cleaning the surface on your car to be mounted on. All that means is that you have to use a wax remover (liquid dish soap) or lots or alcohol. Then dry it with a lint free cloth. Then: if using the tape, get a buddy and a ruler/masking tape to outline a dry-fit (test fit without removing the tape backing) and then outline where it looks straight with masking tape. Then remove the backing and get your buddy to help you position it, offer him $10 or a beer or two. After that, gently remove the masking tape and you should have a 99.9995% perfect install.
Finally, wax the exposed areas around the spoiler that have come into contact with the dishwashing soap/alcohol with wax.
Voila, in 30, maybe 40mins you are all done.
Finally, wax the exposed areas around the spoiler that have come into contact with the dishwashing soap/alcohol with wax.
Voila, in 30, maybe 40mins you are all done.
Great advice, thank you!
I will try it this weekend!
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