Spoiler fitted

[Zxrob]

Eventually got round to painting and fitting my spoiler on the little roadster, while I was at it I re-painted a front bumper that I had purchased, not much wrong with the one on the car, just fancied playing about a bit, use up a little bit of spare time, I use to do all the paintwork on my bikes

All came out quite well, just the odd creepy insect that likes to attach itself to the paint , I'll get that sorted, colour match was very close to seeing as its a 16 year old car, got the metalics to "drop in" nicely too

Bumper just need colour sanding and fitting to the car

Keeps me active

Rob

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[Topdownman]

Looks good from here!

[Zxrob]

Looks good from here!

Thank you

I'm certainly no pro but enjoy doing it

Rob

[Smithy]

That looks really good Rob. How was drilling holes and fitting the spoiler?

[Zxrob]

That looks really good Rob. How was drilling holes and fitting the spoiler?

Pretty straight forward

I simply measured the hole centres on the spoiler, centralized it in the position I wanted, put some masking tape on, marked the holes centres and drilled through, started with a small 2mm drill bit first than gradually up to the hole size I needed, prior to all this, just used some double sided tape on the spoiler "feet" to get the position right

Rob

[Smithy]

I may pluck up the courage and fit mine. I need to paint it first.

[Gregmorse]

Is this the WRX spoiler? Loosk very similar if not

[Zxrob]

Is this the WRX spoiler? Loosk very similar if not

To be honest, not got a clue, liked the look of it, got it of fleebay

Rob