Rear spoiler?
TIA,
Andrew
Note: if the spoiler is made of fiber-glass (carbon fiber or hyper polyurethane), it may be too heavy for the 3M tape to hold successfully. In this case, the body shop will use a special liquid glue that is strong enough and works well on fiber-glass. I had this problem on my previous C32.
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Note: if the spoiler is made of fiber-glass (carbon fiber or hyper polyurethane), it may be too heavy for the 3M tape to hold successfully. In this case, the body shop will use a special liquid glue that is strong enough and works well on fiber-glass. I had this problem on my previous C32.
More info on it:
http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3.../Acrylic_Plus/
If you take it to a body shop they'll evaluate it for you. Also, there is a new kind of 3M double-sided tape (looks dark black) that just came out last May that is supposed to be even stronger

On my C32, they used the glue, and it worked really great........
- we would recommend that you install a spoiler with mechanical fasteners (screws or bolts) in addition to tape. These parts experience high dynamic and sustained loads and required both.
Our 4229P and 4229 double sided tapes are commonly used to attach bodyside
mountings (in this case without fasteners). These tapes are available at
Automotive Repair suppliers around Australia. The best and fastest way of locating a distributor near you would be to call 3M at 136 136 and request customer service.
If you have further questions please contact me as below or by return e-mail.
Regards,
Andy A. Miller
3M AAD & Aerospace Technical Service, Australia
Tel: (03) 9474 4650
Mobile: 0412 189 834
Fax: (03) 9474 4660
But I purchased stuff from these guys for my CF rear diffuser - it sure is sticky! http://stores.ebay.com/Stick-Shop



