ordered my gt500 spoiler
3rd Gear Member
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 740
From: Ewing, NJ
RE: ordered my gt500 spoiler
it's fairly straightforward - be certain to:
1. remove all the adhesive from the stock spoiler
2. plug the extra two holes, using silicone to ensure they don't leak
3. carefully line up the new gt500 spoiler before fully removing the tape lining
all said and done, it's pretty simple - good luck!
1. remove all the adhesive from the stock spoiler
2. plug the extra two holes, using silicone to ensure they don't leak
3. carefully line up the new gt500 spoiler before fully removing the tape lining
all said and done, it's pretty simple - good luck!
3rd Gear Member
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 532
From: SE PA
RE: ordered my gt500 spoiler
use lots of adhesive remover (I used Goo Gone) and keep adding more, use fishing line, while you're sawing with the line pull up and away friom the body, and above all, BE PATIENT. take your time to slowly cut your way through the tape. i did mine in the hot sun or use a hairdryer to soften the tape.
set new spoiler on car with adhesive backing still on. once you got it right where you want it, remove backing a little at a time while someone helps keep the spolier in place.
good luck.
set new spoiler on car with adhesive backing still on. once you got it right where you want it, remove backing a little at a time while someone helps keep the spolier in place.
good luck.
4th Gear Member
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 1,083
From: Buffalo, NY
RE: ordered my gt500 spoiler
ORIGINAL: ckone0814
use lots of adhesive remover (I used Goo Gone) and keep adding more, use fishing line, while you're sawing with the line pull up and away friom the body, and above all, BE PATIENT. take your time to slowly cut your way through the tape. i did mine in the hot sun or use a hairdryer to soften the tape.
set new spoiler on car with adhesive backing still on. once you got it right where you want it, remove backing a little at a time while someone helps keep the spolier in place.
good luck.
use lots of adhesive remover (I used Goo Gone) and keep adding more, use fishing line, while you're sawing with the line pull up and away friom the body, and above all, BE PATIENT. take your time to slowly cut your way through the tape. i did mine in the hot sun or use a hairdryer to soften the tape.
set new spoiler on car with adhesive backing still on. once you got it right where you want it, remove backing a little at a time while someone helps keep the spolier in place.
good luck.
