Removing a Spoiler?

twogts4us

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Nov 16, 2008

#21

• Nov 16, 2008

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notchnut

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Nov 16, 2008

#22

• Nov 16, 2008

• #22

Looks great! I just did this mod yesterday too, it looks like a totaly different car, a better looking one

 

evil281

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• Nov 16, 2008

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looks good

 

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DKVL

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• Nov 17, 2008

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i will definitely post some pictures when i get my GT back. I am having the front end worked on right now.

 

Rusty67

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Nov 17, 2008

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• Nov 17, 2008

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DKVL said:

Not sure if this works, but i was thinking about getting a flat screw top and just use it to fill the holes. Will this work at all? I do have paint to paint over the screw. Or would that simply look ghetto?

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Definately ghetto.

 

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FordTard

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• Nov 19, 2008

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I never really put to much thought into removing my spoiler until I read this tread today.. so I went to ace and grabbed some plastic push pins like what hold our carpet in place and put some RTV around them to seal it from rain. I like the look. I know its just a temp thing but if i like it in the long run i will patch up the holes.