Buffer for spoiler
I'm about to but on a 1 piece spoiler on my mustang and I want to put something between the car and the spoiler so it doesnt hurt the paint since the spoiler sits on the car all the way across, any suggestions? Some1 said a strip of dynomatt and just stick the sticky side to the spoiler.
ORIGINAL: slvrstang2007
anyone had any luck with the 3M?
anyone had any luck with the 3M?
ORIGINAL: cavediver
Yeah, the 3M high-bond automotive double sided tape is good stuff and will do what you want with attaching the spoiler. You can get it a most good auto supply stores.
ORIGINAL: slvrstang2007
anyone had any luck with the 3M?
anyone had any luck with the 3M?
Man thats funny, I hope to be just like you when I grow up, maybe I can make fun of people on forums who are looking for help too and be just as cool as you....
ORIGINAL: nothsa
I wish I knew as much as you about double sided tape, is it really good??? You get it at auto supply stores for real? Can you pick some up for me after you get those shoes out of your....
ORIGINAL: cavediver
Yeah, the 3M high-bond automotive double sided tape is good stuff and will do what you want with attaching the spoiler. You can get it a most good auto supply stores.
ORIGINAL: slvrstang2007
anyone had any luck with the 3M?
anyone had any luck with the 3M?
WTF? Are you an *******? Why did you say that? Dude..... Not cool....[:'(]
ORIGINAL: nothsa
I wish I knew as much as you about double sided tape, is it really good??? You get it at auto supply stores for real? Can you pick some up for me after you get those shoes out of your....
ORIGINAL: cavediver
Yeah, the 3M high-bond automotive double sided tape is good stuff and will do what you want with attaching the spoiler. You can get it a most good auto supply stores.
ORIGINAL: slvrstang2007
anyone had any luck with the 3M?
anyone had any luck with the 3M?
Put two layers of the3M VHB tape under the mounting surfaces and it
will space it out just that much more. Be careful tightening the hardware
as its more likely to distort the trunk hood from overtightening. Let the tape
do the job of holding it at the proper height off the trunk lid, not the hardware.
There is also some thin clear type of 3M vinyl that can be purchased to protect
the paint where the spoiler is too close foryour liking.
will space it out just that much more. Be careful tightening the hardware
as its more likely to distort the trunk hood from overtightening. Let the tape
do the job of holding it at the proper height off the trunk lid, not the hardware.
There is also some thin clear type of 3M vinyl that can be purchased to protect
the paint where the spoiler is too close foryour liking.
ORIGINAL: nothsa
I wish I knew as much as you about double sided tape, is it really good??? You get it at auto supply stores for real? Can you pick some up for me after you get those shoes out of your....
ORIGINAL: cavediver
Yeah, the 3M high-bond automotive double sided tape is good stuff and will do what you want with attaching the spoiler. You can get it a most good auto supply stores.
ORIGINAL: slvrstang2007
anyone had any luck with the 3M?
anyone had any luck with the 3M?


