AMG style lip spoiler
http://www.formymercedes.com/mb_resu...egory=Spoilers
I order it last night based on the Ebay feedback of a lot of BMW and a few MB guys who got painted spoiler from this seller.
I wouldn't put anything that does not look OEM or high quality on my car.
I'll report back once I get it.
I did get a replica from SpoilerDepot through ebay for Lexus GS400 before, and it was very high quality. It was $160 instead of $800 from dealer.
I thought the spoiler from formymercedes.com was also replica. Isn't the OEM one at least $600+?
Last edited by DrDrilZ; Sep 9, 2009 at 02:32 PM.
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Is the picture OEM or replica from formymercedes?
It looks good btw. I'll compare when I get the Ebay one.
The one at getmercedesparts.com is not AMG style (probably not OEM) and $444.
http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...catalogid=5525
It does not look good.
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Is the picture OEM or replica from formymercedes?
It looks good btw. I'll compare when I get the Ebay one.
The one at getmercedesparts.com is not AMG style (probably not OEM) and $444.
http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...catalogid=5525
It does not look good.
when you get the ebay part, test fit it outdoors in daylight and look down the spoiler at an angle and see if it is wavy and lumpy like mine was. im interested to know how the ebay spoiler compares to the others for sale around here. thanks.
Last edited by DrDrilZ; Sep 9, 2009 at 03:46 PM.
The fitment is perfect.
I installed it last night, and there is small gap between the car and the spoiler. The size of the gap is basically same as the thickness of the 3M tape (1 mm).
I don't know if others have same issue.
I'm not sure if the factory installed ones would have the same gap; probably not.
Because the tape is on both top and rear side, it wasn't really possible to press it once the tape sticks to the car.
The method I used was to dry-fit and apply painter's tape to the trunk AND the lip at different locations. I drew vertical lines on the tape that I could use later as reference points to assure proper location during application.
I stripped the wax from the trunk.
Then I sprayed the trunk's paint with a mixture of windex & water.
I peeled the backing off the adhesive tape.
Then I put the lip onto the wet trunk and lined up the pen parks.
Now, the hard part: hold the lip in place until the windex/water dries. When that's done, the trunk lip is set. Just make sure that all parts of the lip are pressed onto the trunk so that all of the adhesive tape grabs the paint.
If you're careful, your DIY will appear as if the dealer/body shop did it.
Also, my aftermarket/replica trunk lip from ForMyMercedes.com is flawless.
The Lip spoiler was installed the other day, and I installed plate frame and trunk handle. I actually like this trunk handle a lot - functional and looks good.
Thanks to everyone who provided tips, especially to DrDrilz.
I couldn't find my camera so they are from cell phone.



