Subject	On a 90TT style spoiler, what did Nissan use to seal
Posted by	300ZMang on January 06, 2008 at 1:20 AM
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In Reply To	A new spoiler. (n/m) posted by Spddracer on January 05, 2008 at 09:16 PM
Message	the edges to the car? Mine has a couple small areas that can slightly lift up and allow water, dust, etc. down in there. I've never taken one off and would like to do so to clean under there and re-seal it.
Follow Ups	FYI Really Good Epoxy - jpbzx 12:16:59 01/05/08 Good, thx for posting the tip. Another good product is - jzack 14:55:50 01/05/08 The 2 best tools...Velcro and epoxy....great find, thanzx! (n/m) - Z1TRUTH 16:17:28 01/05/08 we cant forget duct tape now (n/m) - swensonhimer 16:39:05 01/05/08 duct tape fixes everything (n/m) - awesom-o 17:27:02 01/05/08 or bailing wire! (n/m) - BCs300z 18:01:49 01/05/08 What did you use it on? - induetime 17:43:56 01/05/08 Anybody know of a glue that sticks well to the plastic - 240Z FeO2 18:58:18 01/05/08 Nice, thanks for posting. Im gonna buy one, and try to fill - Eishozzzz 19:50:48 01/05/08 Don't use epoxy for that. (n/m) - ZXRider(SoCal) 20:04:14 01/05/08 what should i use then? (n/m) - Eishozzzz 21:12:20 01/05/08 A new spoiler. (n/m) - Spddracer 21:16:59 01/05/08 On a 90TT style spoiler, what did Nissan use to seal - 300ZMang 01:20:06 01/06/08 How big are the gaps? - ZXRider(SoCal) 11:23:18 01/06/08
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