Fixing roof spoiler.
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Fixing roof spoiler.
See 2nd pic in the link. How is it supposed to be bolted on? Surely no one would drill??????
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Subaru-Imp...item3f104ba936
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Subaru-Imp...item3f104ba936
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You can but most people use body bonder.
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From photos, from looking at one that's already on, and from trial and error, put it where YOU think it looks best, you'll not be far out then mark with a felt tip, which can later be removed with an alcohol wipe.
I'd use Sika-flex or Tiger-Seal. White spirit to clean up any excess BEFORE it sets.
I'd use Sika-flex or Tiger-Seal. White spirit to clean up any excess BEFORE it sets.
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I would drill and bolt it on, but then I helped cut a hole in my roof for a Spec C vent
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Get some to do it who is. I can't say I was brave enough to cut the whole in my roof so JonMc made the first drill holes and cuts after that it is too late so relaxed....... A little.
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dont bond it, screw it on, took me an hour and half today at the body shop, four studs and lock nuts. Bonding is guaranteed to what speed?
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