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Spoiler Trunk Body Filler. Its not really removable, but you can always just drill the holes back out if you wanted to add another spoiler on. You will need to remove the trunk lid carpet liner piece. I have some nice sized holes left in its placed. Also, when you remove the old spoiler, be prepared not to find clean holes. Well i removed the large ricer wing that came with the car when i bought it. Most likely there will be divots or dents around the bolt tightening. The proper way to fix that involves welding the holes shut, using filler and sanding to perfect the surface, then repainting with a proper paint gun and two stage automotive paint. Should i just drill a hole to stop the cracks, grove out the cracks and add plastic filler or should i try to weld it using pp(e) or some. To even get close to a finish product, you'd need heavy bodied adhesive to attach the spoiler. The deck is is thin metal. Panel bond or 3m structural adhesive. Oem is attached with a mixture of both screws/nuts and double sided tape.

The deck is is thin metal. Should i just drill a hole to stop the cracks, grove out the cracks and add plastic filler or should i try to weld it using pp(e) or some. Panel bond or 3m structural adhesive. You will need to remove the trunk lid carpet liner piece. Also, when you remove the old spoiler, be prepared not to find clean holes. I have some nice sized holes left in its placed. To even get close to a finish product, you'd need heavy bodied adhesive to attach the spoiler. Oem is attached with a mixture of both screws/nuts and double sided tape. Its not really removable, but you can always just drill the holes back out if you wanted to add another spoiler on. Most likely there will be divots or dents around the bolt tightening.

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Spoiler Trunk Body Filler Its not really removable, but you can always just drill the holes back out if you wanted to add another spoiler on. Panel bond or 3m structural adhesive. Its not really removable, but you can always just drill the holes back out if you wanted to add another spoiler on. Most likely there will be divots or dents around the bolt tightening. Oem is attached with a mixture of both screws/nuts and double sided tape. To even get close to a finish product, you'd need heavy bodied adhesive to attach the spoiler. The deck is is thin metal. Also, when you remove the old spoiler, be prepared not to find clean holes. I have some nice sized holes left in its placed. The proper way to fix that involves welding the holes shut, using filler and sanding to perfect the surface, then repainting with a proper paint gun and two stage automotive paint. Should i just drill a hole to stop the cracks, grove out the cracks and add plastic filler or should i try to weld it using pp(e) or some. Well i removed the large ricer wing that came with the car when i bought it. You will need to remove the trunk lid carpet liner piece.