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> Gasket for wing install, What do you use?
post Sep 11, 2010 - 1:35 PM
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Now that I got my wing off with great difficulty, I'm not going to use the factory sticky gaskets to put it back on. What do you guys use? Make your own? From what? Use caulking? Other ideas?
post Sep 11, 2010 - 2:28 PM
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QUOTE (dgbldr @ Sep 11, 2010 - 2:35 PM) *
Now that I got my wing off with great difficulty, I'm not going to use the factory sticky gaskets to put it back on. What do you guys use? Make your own? From what? Use caulking? Other ideas?

you can either get more goo and put that on there, or buy a sheet of gasket material at an auto part store, or some silicon goo. (wont be hard to get this stuff off the car if you decide to take the spoiler off again.) and im sure there is many other ways, these are just a few. my question is, why would you take it off, when you are just going to put it back on??? confused.gif


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post Sep 11, 2010 - 2:42 PM
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QUOTE (Zake @ Sep 11, 2010 - 2:28 PM) *
my question is, why would you take it off, when you are just going to put it back on??? confused.gif


Use your imagination smile.gif Maybe I want to paint the wing or the lid. Maybe it's broken and I'm replacing it with a good one from a junkyard. Maybe I'm fixing it. Maybe....


Anyway, my question was not really "what are all the possible ways to gasket the wing", but more like what people actually used and what has worked well for them.

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