i really wanna take my spoiler off ASAP but i dont have the $$ to fill the holes and paint the trunklid right now...does anyone know where i could get white vinyl stickers to stick over the holes for now??

 

Any local sticker store should be able to get you some

 

stainless steel blots with rubber washers
works greats and looks cool

 

^ Wait till you have the cash to do it right man. IMO it won't look good with stickers or ^ what the other guy said. Just my .2 cents. Its your car of course do what you want.

 

Stickers over the bolt holes? WTF? Go to lowes and get all purpose wood filler and stick in them for now, you can fix it later but stickers wont hold up more than a few days.

 

i know one of the guys on here has em and they seem to work pretty good...just like racing stripe vinyl...that seems to hold up pretty well...i just dont have a clue where to get the good automotive grade stuff...it'll be a close enough match for now im not really expecting it to look great but at least the holes will be covered up

 

Most local sticker/sign stores use vinyl for many things they should be able to help you out, just make sure you state you want vinyl not a sticker.

 

piece of tape and a sharpie

 

they make white sharpies??

more like tape and whiteout lol

 

its not just a hole, it kinda looks like this ( o )

 

yeah i know i took it off b4...wtf is that all about with the extra cut outs??

 

Either way it will look better with filler, hell bondo comes in a tube at walmart, it will look better than a decal.

 

hell bro, just throw some of your touch-up paint on some duct tape and call it a day until you get the real job done.

 

done right u cant even see the decal unless ur standing right next to the car...i dont wanna bondo it i want the holes welded and sanded

 

how about this ? you think that would work ........i might just try that

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymnTU...eature=related

 

The extra cutouts are put there so the adhesive can pushed through them and anchor the wing down. Just an extra precaution

 

You can go to the home stores and buy white electrical marking tape. Scotch/3M uses premium vinyl. I take my spoiler off in the winter for easier snow removal and cover the holes with tape.

 

Just get plugs and paint them to match your car...problem solved.

 

Its not just 2 little holes tho

 

I'm trying to pull the high-rise wing off my car, but it looks like there's more holding it on than the 4 bolts. I want to be sure I know what I'm getting into before I start really yanking on the thing. I'm assuming there's some kind of sealant between the wing and trunk lid, either a water barrier or vibration isolation. Is there any easy way to get the wing off without damaging anything? If it's going to be a big deal or change anything permanently I'll live with it, but I'd like to go wingless, especially since at least for me the wing is exactly the same height as a light bar on a Crown Victoria in the rearview mirror!

 

yah if u drive a busted ass honda or neon

 

Disregard my above post, I didn't search the How-To section well enough.

 

there is a **** ton of epoxy, i had to use a hair dryer to heat it up, then dental floss to cut it. dont pull to hard on the spoiler, or you'll bend the trunk(around the wholes from the studs of the spoiler).

 

Ya when you take a wing off there is more then 4 holes! but the kicker is the rubber that surrounds and water prrofs the attachment area If your not careful you will have the out line of said area and it will show on your paint regardless.

Now I did the el cheapo job by using plastic plugs, the ones that you will find on the black blanket that is found on the inside of your hood. They ussually keep fabric etc attached. Now the only issue with them is that you have to colour match and cover all of the holes but there big and well 3 outta 4 outta sized plugs would look odd.. Sorry no pics

I would try to find someone that will swap trunks or safe your money and get the holes welded over but then that requires your trunk to be completely repainted which can be expensive due to what the welding does to the rest of the medal and paint