Rear Spoiler is coming off
04-18-2001, 06:17 PM
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The left side of my rear spoiler is beginning to come off a bit, is it just on there with some good adhesive? How can I attach it again. If it is just adhesive, could I take it off, because there's some rust underneath, and the put it back on.
04-18-2001, 09:42 PM
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Originally posted by Shep
The left side of my rear spoiler is beginning to come off a bit, is it just on there with some good adhesive? How can I attach it again. If it is just adhesive, could I take it off, because there's some rust underneath, and the put it back on.
The left side of my rear spoiler is beginning to come off a bit, is it just on there with some good adhesive? How can I attach it again. If it is just adhesive, could I take it off, because there's some rust underneath, and the put it back on.
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04-19-2001, 10:01 AM
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I am in the same boat as you. Only difference is the right side of my spoiler has come off.. I used some heavy duty velcro with some industrial strength double sided tape.. Works wonders... Good thing is I didn't have any rust (at least not yet) Any hardware store sells the velcro...
Originally posted by Shep
The left side of my rear spoiler is beginning to come off a bit, is it just on there with some good adhesive? How can I attach it again. If it is just adhesive, could I take it off, because there's some rust underneath, and the put it back on.
The left side of my rear spoiler is beginning to come off a bit, is it just on there with some good adhesive? How can I attach it again. If it is just adhesive, could I take it off, because there's some rust underneath, and the put it back on.
04-19-2001, 06:59 PM
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I got this from this site: http://members.csinet.net/tisch/maxima/
Spoiler separating from trunk
Solution to this problem involves using "windshield adhesive." I had Kendrick Nissan do this for me last year on my white Maxima. It seated the spoiler down nicely. They clamped if for a couple hours for it to cure.
Spoiler separating from trunk
Solution to this problem involves using "windshield adhesive." I had Kendrick Nissan do this for me last year on my white Maxima. It seated the spoiler down nicely. They clamped if for a couple hours for it to cure.
04-20-2001, 10:57 PM
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Yes, that's my writeup, thanks for posting the link. If you have any further questions, let me know. I suggest getting rid of the rust and then re-securing it. That windshield adhesive certainly did the trick after I had the bodyshop remove the rust.
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