Rear Spoiler Painting Tips
12-01-2007, 12:23 PM
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Rear Spoiler Painting Tips
Hello,
The rear spoiler on my 88 GTA is badly chipping off. It seems to be made of some sort of rubber? I used to paint semi tractors for a living a few years back. Question is, can this be sanded, primed and painted?
Thanks for any info.
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The rear spoiler on my 88 GTA is badly chipping off. It seems to be made of some sort of rubber? I used to paint semi tractors for a living a few years back. Question is, can this be sanded, primed and painted?
Thanks for any info.
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12-01-2007, 12:29 PM
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Re: Rear Spoiler Painting Tips
chances are yours, as are ours, is rusted out inside, its made of a rubber outside, and metal and some sort of foam inside. your best bet is probably a fiberglass one.
12-03-2007, 04:50 AM
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Re: Rear Spoiler Painting Tips
Like Tmic said, get a 'glass spoiler, I was really happy w/mine. They're about 20 times lighter and it'll last 20 times longer.
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