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Fitting Prodrive spoiler
« on: 26 August 2012, 21:18:07 »

Any tips on how to do this, just bought one of of ebay (maybe someone on here?), and I was wondering what to use to stick it to the boot.
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Re: Fitting Prodrive spoiler
« Reply #2 on: 26 August 2012, 22:44:20 »

Sikaflex or tigerseal. :y
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Re: Fitting Prodrive spoiler
« Reply #3 on: 26 August 2012, 23:20:06 »

Any tips on how to do this, just bought one of of ebay (maybe someone on here?), and I was wondering what to use to stick it to the boot.

Here's how i attatched mine using the mentioned Sikaflex and tape and eventually straps / string to hold it in place till set .





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Re: Fitting Prodrive spoiler
« Reply #4 on: 26 August 2012, 23:24:23 »

Are they easy to line up?
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Re: Fitting Prodrive spoiler
« Reply #5 on: 26 August 2012, 23:29:09 »

Are they easy to line up?

Mine appeared to be slightly twisted as it had been lying about with things on top of it but yes its just straight forward line up ..... i ran a bead of Sikaflex all round the spoiler , positioned it and taped up to keep it still ... I had to use string / cord on the ends to keep them in as the tape wasnt strong enough .
Also remember once your happy with the position to wipe off any excess Sikaflex straight away cause once dried i believe its a nightmare to remove .
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Re: Fitting Prodrive spoiler
« Reply #6 on: 26 August 2012, 23:35:29 »

I have some excess tiger seal on my bootlid which has been there for several months.I keep putting off trying to remove it as I suspect its going to be a pig of a job. :-[ ::)
Be careful not to use too much sealant. ;)
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Re: Fitting Prodrive spoiler
« Reply #7 on: 27 August 2012, 10:15:17 »

...just bought one of of ebay (maybe someone on here?)...

That'll be me then!

I'm looking to post your item out tomorrow, after the bank holiday.

As said by 'Proz' a small bead of tigerseal/sikaflex around the edge of the spoiler (you'll see a channel where the sealant needs to go), and hold in place until dry.
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Re: Fitting Prodrive spoiler
« Reply #8 on: 27 August 2012, 14:47:50 »

...just bought one of of ebay (maybe someone on here?)...

That'll be me then!

I'm looking to post your item out tomorrow, after the bank holiday.

As said by 'Proz' a small bead of tigerseal/sikaflex around the edge of the spoiler (you'll see a channel where the sealant needs to go), and hold in place until dry.

Good to know its from someone on here!
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Re: Fitting Prodrive spoiler
« Reply #9 on: 29 August 2012, 21:06:01 »

I'm looking to post your item out tomorrow, after the bank holiday.

Still not gotten around to posting this out yet, funds are a little stretched at the mo - sorry, will be done tomorrow though...

Cheers,
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Re: Fitting Prodrive spoiler
« Reply #10 on: 30 August 2012, 15:32:28 »

Nice to get for the weekend if poss :)
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Re: Fitting Prodrive spoiler
« Reply #11 on: 30 August 2012, 15:41:22 »

I have some excess tiger seal on my bootlid which has been there for several months.I keep putting off trying to remove it as I suspect its going to be a pig of a job. :-[ ::)
Be careful not to use too much sealant. ;)

Might it be worth holding the spoiler in place before fitting and then masking tape the area where the excess sealant would end up, or maybe smear some swarfega or vasalene type substance on then when the sealent sets then the excess wont have bonded to the paintwork. ( just a thought - not sure how well it would work)
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Re: Fitting Prodrive spoiler
« Reply #12 on: 30 August 2012, 16:14:17 »

I have some excess tiger seal on my bootlid which has been there for several months.I keep putting off trying to remove it as I suspect its going to be a pig of a job. :-[ ::)
Be careful not to use too much sealant. ;)

Might it be worth holding the spoiler in place before fitting and then masking tape the area where the excess sealant would end up, or maybe smear some swarfega or vasalene type substance on then when the sealent sets then the excess wont have bonded to the paintwork. ( just a thought - not sure how well it would work)
Wish I,d thought of that. ::) ;D
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Re: Fitting Prodrive spoiler
« Reply #13 on: 30 August 2012, 16:15:23 »

...just bought one of of ebay (maybe someone on here?)...

That'll be me then!

I'm looking to post your item out tomorrow, after the bank holiday.

As said by 'Proz' a small bead of tigerseal/sikaflex around the edge of the spoiler (you'll see a channel where the sealant needs to go), and hold in place until dry.



Good to know its from someone on here!

If you hadnt outbid me it would have been going to someone else on here. :P :D ;D
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Re: Fitting Prodrive spoiler
« Reply #14 on: 30 August 2012, 17:24:08 »

Any tips on how to do this, just bought one of of ebay (maybe someone on here?), and I was wondering what to use to stick it to the boot.

Here's how i attatched mine using the mentioned Sikaflex and tape and eventually straps / string to hold it in place till set .







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