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Originally Posted by cooltoy He has a base, so no holes in the trunk. He is wondering the best way to mount it. Whether it is by drilling holes, or

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Old 01-22-2015, 01:29 AM   #1 (permalink)
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He has a base, so no holes in the trunk. He is wondering the best way to mount it. Whether it is by drilling holes, or using something else. So you are recommending silicone without drilling?
No real need for drilling if a good silicone is used.

Just sand both spoiler and trunk nicely or let some professional install it.
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No real need for drilling if a good silicone is used.

Just sand both spoiler and trunk nicely or let some professional install it.
that's what my body shop did.
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