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Title: fitting 2nd hand mv6 rear spoiler easy or hard?
Post by: bestie26 on 06 November 2010, 21:59:43

ive been offered a mv6 rear boot lip spoiler off ebay @  £30 with the delivery , before i buy it how do they fit are they just a bond on item or will the boot need drilling ect
cheers

Title: Re: fitting 2nd hand mv6 rear spoiler easy or hard?
Post by: Diamond Black Geezer on 06 November 2010, 22:22:01

Just glue on as far as Im aware....is it definitely off a facelift omega though?

Title: Re: fitting 2nd hand mv6 rear spoiler easy or hard?
Post by: bestie26 on 06 November 2010, 22:25:53

yeah its defo off a facelift mv6 thats getting broken on ebay , wrong colour mind but not much to it to paint.
is there a certain type of bonding you could recommend ?
thanks

Title: Re: fitting 2nd hand mv6 rear spoiler easy or hard?
Post by: Entwood on 06 November 2010, 22:42:45

If you want it to stick .. and never come off ... Sikaflex 512 .... incredible stuff if applied IAW directions... :) 

DO NOT get it wrong .... it's real sod to remove once set

Title: Re: fitting 2nd hand mv6 rear spoiler easy or hard?
Post by: greenman on 06 November 2010, 23:31:28

Fitted one to my facelift a few months ago no screws just bonded.Local bodyshop did the job for £20.

Title: Re: fitting 2nd hand mv6 rear spoiler easy or hard?
Post by: Danny on 07 November 2010, 10:51:03

i stuck one on my GLS about 3 years ago, very easy to do, but get it right first time!

Title: Re: fitting 2nd hand mv6 rear spoiler easy or hard?
Post by: waspy on 07 November 2010, 19:15:00

Quote

If you want it to stick .. and never come off ... Sikaflex 512 .... incredible stuff if applied IAW directions... :) 

DO NOT get it wrong .... it's real sod to remove once set

That's what mine's stuck on with.
I used to work for a place that used boxes of it every week.
My own supplies running low now :(

Title: Re: fitting 2nd hand mv6 rear spoiler easy or hard?
Post by: Proz on 08 November 2010, 14:45:06

Yep Sikaflex is the stuff ... i did my own a few months back  :y