[NITRA10]

Originally Posted by Glen e

Just one....

bummer...

[Tr6]

Originally Posted by MarkZ

Great point. Plastidip is cheap. Never thought of the matching issue. Thanks for the heads up and photos.

Went to the graphics place that made the stripes for my 2012 Mustang. They said $65 to wrap the spoiler, and they have vinyl that is pretty much an exact match to my center stripe.

If you don't have the NPP, wrapping the blade in low gloss or even matt would be great. Or like Glen said, plasti dip to match a low gloss blade would be perfect!

WITH NPP, you gotta go high gloss black which you can already buy the blade spoiler with it so no matching issues there at all.

Originally Posted by NITRA10

So if I were to install this on my SS trunk, there would be exposed holes?

Originally Posted by Tr6

I took off the SS wing and did some better judgement looking at the blade spoiler install. You DEFINITELY do NEED to drill more holes OR you can dremel/saw off the bolts that are ON the blade spoiler itself.

A HUGE update for me on this exploration was the fact that blade spoiler does NOT cover ONE hole left over from the blade spoiler. Blade spoiler girth is about an inch short to cover it.

I apologize if I have mislead people but I did my best to mention that it all was my GUESS and estimations to the best of my knowledge given the real information I had to work with. If you look at the install guide, there is no mention of a hole left over or anything. Anyhow... Here are some pictures below:

[BlueCam]

Would be nice if someone made spacers that could be placed under the OEM SS spoiler stanchions (between the stanchion and trunk surface) to raise the spoiler an inch or two.

Now, there’s a 3D printer project!

GPG