Subject	The foam is formed around the steel.
Posted by	BoneZ (MD) on May 29, 2013 at 12:44 PM
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In Reply To	Repairing TT spoiler rust posted by wild_maxx on May 29, 2013 at 11:44 AM
Message	I would just clean and touch up what you can see, but don't take any additional (foam) material off to do it. Put it back on the car until you get an aftermarket wing ready. -___________________________________________________________-
Follow Ups	Repairing TT spoiler rust - wild_maxx 11:44:48 05/29/13 I don't think you can repair a rusted OEM foam spoiler. - SWhiteTT(GA) 12:01:12 05/29/13 Re: I don't think you can repair a rusted OEM foam spoiler. - Notgonnablowthemotor 12:26:42 05/29/13 and fixing the OEM one - Alan(MD/NJ) 12:58:33 05/29/13 This got me wondering... - PYROhafe 16:31:18 05/29/13 The foam is formed around the steel. - BoneZ (MD) 12:44:15 05/29/13 My painter tried to fix mine, cracked again. Replaced it.. - Drk93TT 17:22:11 05/29/13 That spoiler is toast - KA8 11:16:33 05/30/13 Any repairs to the spoiler will be short lived. - Mike TDK (NoVA) 13:04:55 05/30/13 Time to replace. Don't bother repairing. - ZXRider 20:26:36 05/30/13
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