i do worry that it will come off ! i'm not 100% happy with the colour match but thats under a strip light, hopefully it will look better out in the daylight, if not i'm going to have it carbon wrapped.
Steve it will be fine mate , maybe a good idea not to shut the boot too hard for a few weeks , you can see mine flex if its shut too hard.
The reason its not screwed is the box design of the boot frame , if you look inside the boot looking out at the top you will see what i mean.
When the side skirts going on?
i'll try not not to let the wife shut the boot otherwise the spoiler will end up on the moon !!! I would have thought there should be some way of fixing it from the rear even if it mean't taking the rear brake light out, i'm not 100% happy with the fit but thats probably me being fussy or too much glue !
As for the skirts ... not sure I may fit them but will probably save up for an exhaust first.
As for the skirts ... not sure I may fit them but will probably save up for an exhaust first.
When I had my spolier fitted I found there was a bit of movement in it for the first week or so. Therefore the adhesive actually takes a lot longer than 24hrs to cure. Although I did drive it round after 48 hrs with no issue.
Btw I'd avoid car washes from now on if I were you.
Btw I'd avoid car washes from now on if I were you.
mine never goes anywhere near the car wash, i'll be driving it tomorrow, as much as I love the wives puma i much prefer the leon.
mines bonded to the glass, i would reccomend getting some half decent adhesive to stick the thing down with, the stuff that comes in the box isn't brilliant
yea i was considering gloss black but decided on red, in daylight its fine but under the streetlights its a different colour, vinyl wrpa was on my list too but so dam expensive !
same here, lots of tape the only thing i would say is if you use tape make sure the spoiler has hardend well otherwise i have seen the glue on the tape react with the paint, also less is more when applying the adhesive.
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