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trd spoiler trouble

Discussion in 'Exterior' started by Live2drum, Dec 31, 2004.

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    Live2drum New Member

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    trd spoiler trouble

    i got this trd spoiler and its suposed to be for my car but im not sure if its fitting right. i taped it on jsut to see the fitment and theres a gap allthe way along the top and bottom. i doesnt line up flush...

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    Live2drum, Dec 31, 2004
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    Thats cus theres gonna be a gap if you havnt applied the 3M automotive double sided tape. Once you peel that off and its in place, the gap should disappear.
    steve403, Dec 31, 2004
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    you can also mount it lower to get rid of the gap, i mounted mine lower but not cuz of any gaps, i just liked how it looked instead of stickin up like how they normally look.
    Phozenstone, Dec 31, 2004
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    is that held in place with duct tape?!

    take that duct tape off your car right now or you'll take paint along with it! be gentle!
    James, Jan 1, 2005
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    i only had the duct tape on long enough to take the pics.... dont worry it didnt hurt anything.. alright well thanks for the reinsurance.. i was afraid i got the wrong thing. allright well now i jsut have to get it painted...do you think i would be possible to paint it with spray paint or should i jsut get it painted at a body shop?
    Live2drum, Jan 1, 2005
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    bodyshop all the way...

    don't ghetto it out

    unless you got some good car priming/painting skills... if not it'll look dull and ghetto with spray paint
    Fox, Jan 1, 2005
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    ya thats what i was thinking i dont trust myself enough to do it
    Live2drum, Jan 2, 2005
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