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Old 22-01-2005, 02:39 AM   #1
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Default Preparing Boot lip spoiler and installing it.

Hey guys, i just bought a lip spoiler.
Its black in colour and has lots of scratches in it so its off to get repainted. It will be cheaper if i prepare the spoiler and then send it off to be painted. I was wondering how u prepare the spoiler? Sand it back with sandpaper? WHat sorta sandpaper??... stuff like that..

In regards to installing the thing, I notice it has a couple of screws, so i need to drill the boot itself..
Has anyone done this? can you give me a few pointers.. thanks
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