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Re: RR's 3.2L '99 EX-L Coupe 6MT *Wheel update*
^Here ya go Daniel, pre-photoshop haha. Sorry they’re mixed in, I’m waiting until I can get a proper photoshoot before adding pics to the first post.
I can't wait to make this view look better.
There is double-sided tape on the bottom of the lip spoiler itself. WHat I did was lay the spoiler on the trunk lid, line it up where I want it, tape it down to hold it in place, then I put tape all along the edge of the front of the spoiler. Then I took the spoiler off, and applied adhesive promoter behind the tape and in front of the back of the trunk lid, then I partially peeled the tape backing on the spoiler, and laid it down starting at one end and finishing at the other.
The blue pieces of painters tape let me know where to put adhesive promoter, and where to place the spoiler so it was aligned the same as when I first taped it down.
Hope that makes sense haha.
Thanks!
Correct. I don't trust using the double stick tape on its own with all the weather it would have to endure. Plus I never plan on taking off the spoiler. That's what we used for my roof spoiler, and doesn't budge so I wanted to do the same thing with this.
They're little sticks of 3M liquid, you crack the plastic and then rub it around through the applicator. It basically looks like a white crayon. Then you wait 5 minutes for it to set, then you put on the spoiler.
^Here ya go Daniel, pre-photoshop haha. Sorry they’re mixed in, I’m waiting until I can get a proper photoshoot before adding pics to the first post.
I can't wait to make this view look better.
My bad... I thought those were double-sided tape for some reasons...
Hey, pleaease don't mention about stop modding your car...
There is double-sided tape on the bottom of the lip spoiler itself. WHat I did was lay the spoiler on the trunk lid, line it up where I want it, tape it down to hold it in place, then I put tape all along the edge of the front of the spoiler. Then I took the spoiler off, and applied adhesive promoter behind the tape and in front of the back of the trunk lid, then I partially peeled the tape backing on the spoiler, and laid it down starting at one end and finishing at the other.
The blue pieces of painters tape let me know where to put adhesive promoter, and where to place the spoiler so it was aligned the same as when I first taped it down.
Hope that makes sense haha.
Thanks!
Correct. I don't trust using the double stick tape on its own with all the weather it would have to endure. Plus I never plan on taking off the spoiler. That's what we used for my roof spoiler, and doesn't budge so I wanted to do the same thing with this.
They're little sticks of 3M liquid, you crack the plastic and then rub it around through the applicator. It basically looks like a white crayon. Then you wait 5 minutes for it to set, then you put on the spoiler.
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