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hey guys, recently I just had my shop install my new spoiler and apparently the previous one was glued on the trunk… the glue is stuck on there pretty good and even stripped some of the clear coat off my old spoiler. due to this, fitment with 3M tape on my new spoiler was not as I wanted and would really appreciate any recommendations on what I can do. the 3M tape is exposed and can be seen in sunlight as shown in the picture some of the glue came off the sides but the middle area still has a good amount of glue left. I'm not exactly sure what type of glue it is but it's black and seems to be like super bondo or something. I was recommended an easer gun or getting body work done but not sure what is best.
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I hate to say it but it sound like respraying the trunk may be your only option if you want it perfect.
I’m having my OE spoiler removed in favor of a M2CS spoiler tomorrow by a body shop. God forbid it goes sideways, that’s my backup plan. They’re a certified BMW body shop so my hope is that they can get the factory glue/tape off and get the new CS spoiler on without issue. |
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It can take sometimes a few hours to remove adhesive off of an old spoiler once it's removed from the trunk lid If you have the body shop doing everything it's gonna cost you quite a bit
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I'd repaint the whole thing And then if that's not a factory Spoiler that's your biggest problem get a OEM spoiler for proper fit
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Because I have delicate, worthless hands
But seriously,, they’re doing the M2CS spoiler, M Perf carbon diffuser, and TRE carbon front lip all at once for me tomorrow. While I could have tackled the spoiler and diffuser, the lip is going to be a PITA and I’d just prefer it be in the hands of very seasoned Pros. |
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The clearcoat appears to be scratched that can be fixed at the same time
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update, I don't think it's actual glue, I think it's just really hard dried up 3M tape. it was 19 degrees today so that might be why it was so hard. it looks like it crumbled up on the bottom of the previous spoiler. hopefully a heat gun and eraser wheel will do the trick
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What adhesive tape did you use?
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Did they leave it clamped down at all? You are right about warmer weather being that it's 19 degrees at your location. 3M tape works best at 70+. If only using 3M tape the spoiler should be clamped down for a day or two. Even more important in cold weather. Hit it with a heat gun every few hours to warm it up. Also heating up the surfaces and tape on the spoiler helps a lot before install. Adhesive promoter works great but you have to be really quick before it dries up.
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