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[RickJamesBish]

What did you guys use to plug up the holes, and could I get said plugs at a hardware store like Home Depot?

Also, how long did it take to remove the spoiler, and how difficult was it?

[Jaws4God]

What did you guys use to plug up the holes, and could I get said plugs at a hardware store like Home Depot?

Also, how long did it take to remove the spoiler, and how difficult was it?

I used the plastic caps, it was a pack from Autozone I believe...

very easy to remove.. (the 2 post at least) its just 4 bolts after popping off the black cover on the underside of the trunk





This post has been edited by Jaws4God: Sep 21, 2008 - 1:21 PM

[hurley97]

What did you guys use to plug up the holes, and could I get said plugs at a hardware store like Home Depot?

Also, how long did it take to remove the spoiler, and how difficult was it?

search http://www.6gc.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=49898&hl=

Before I had the holes patch welded, filled, and painted I used the clear part of a vinyl sticker made for cars from autozone, I was afraid of using some kind of plug and having it leak.

This post has been edited by hurley97: Sep 21, 2008 - 2:14 PM

[RickJamesBish]

Thanks guys, that helps. The clear sticker is an idea, except the holes would be sort of visible. I just tried to get the cover off and couldn't, I guess I'll have to pry harder.

There's no way I could damage the paint by taking it off and then putting it back on if I decide I don't like the look?

This post has been edited by RickJamesBish: Sep 21, 2008 - 2:27 PM

[Random_Stranger]

the part about the plugs is the best idea. I was going to do that but ended up going to Home Depot and getting 1.5" flat bolts and painting those black (like my car) with a gloss and got washers, I just screwed them in. They were sliding, so I got tape and taped 1/4 of the bolt up top with a thick layer to keep it from moving around, in fear of water getting in and such. Might end up just welding them, dunno yet. Good luck.