dmday316

Just received a unpainted rear spoiler with dbl sided adhesive tape . Laying it on the back of the trunk panel there are small gaps between spoiler & panel. Should I weigh it down when laying it on panel?
Will the tape secure the spoiler from being blown off the car while driving down the highway?? Any info greatly appreciated.

carterboyo

Spoiler king one I put on last fall won’t come off ha, that sticks well

Not4spd

My SLP spoiler has been on the car for the past 3 years with plenty of over 100mph blasts. No issues with it coming off at high speeds.

41bigdawg

My color matched ZR1 style spoiler has never even wiggled so yes, I would say it will stay put no problem

pauly1119

I installed one on a Infinity using the same method 2 years ago and and still on it. Never a issue with it.

road pilot

Had one on for 10 years . The body shop tried to take it off
to paint it, and the shop snapped it in half. Strong tape
Good luck

99 VET

Have my spoiler on over 10 yrs with the double sided tape with no problems! I did add more tape b- 4 install. Suggest getting the spoiler warm (sunlight O.K.) to conform to body lines. I also used a black marker on the outside edges of the white tape. Good Luck!.

MSG C5

My Caravaggio rear spoiler has been rock solid for 10 years. Installed in 2012 using automotive double-sided tape. Sort of like the BSMs and many know how difficult those are to remove.

schmuckingham

My ZR1 style from C7 Carbon I bolted on. It didn't need sucked down much but once bolted down, it fits perfect.

dmday316

Thanks, the car looks fantastic.

Crosis

As long as you remove any wax on the paint prior to applying the tape, it’s never coming off.

dmday316

OK Thanks.

Vetteman Jack

Use a good quality tape like 3M and prep the surface and the tape will hold for a long, long time.

dmday316

OK Thanks.