attach roof spoiler with silicone?
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I used silicone on mine along with 3m, rock solid for well over a year now, Just take your time and as i was a bit hasty and in some areas applied the silicone to close to the bottom edge of the spoiler which squeezed/smeared tiny amounts onto the rear windshield. But it was very minimal as i haven't tried or remembered to clean it for over a year now.
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I used silicone on mine along with 3m, rock solid for well over a year now, Just take your time and as i was a bit hasty and in some areas applied the silicone to close to the bottom edge of the spoiler which squeezed/smeared tiny amounts onto the rear windshield. But it was very minimal as i haven't tried or remembered to clean it for over a year now.
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Ill have to check but i remember it was clear silicone which was designed to be used with windshields/glass etc, i got it from advance auto parts and that was the only clear type silicone they had to be used on glass surfaces.
Hope this helps, if not i can try to find the tube in my shed tomorrow.
Hope this helps, if not i can try to find the tube in my shed tomorrow.
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hey i have the stillen roof wing, after paint the spoiler itself was very stiff, so the bodyshop heated it up for about 5-10mins and used the 3m plus some windshield adhesive, like stated above might be overkill but the spoiler isnt going anywhere! also the adhesive itself was fairly cheap less than $10 made by proform!
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Which roof spoiler did you get OP? I am also looking for one.. however I'm not really diggin' the Stillen one. It's too bulky IMO.
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