Loving my new spoiler!
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2009 Cadillac CTS-V
Loving my new spoiler!
I have to admit, I wasn't sure about ordering a trunk spoiler from an overseas vendor for $110 painted and shipped. But wow, this came out great! Paint is a perfect match, although I'm sure 040 Black is easier than Obsidian, dunno.
Here are some pics...
Nicely boxed and wrapped. Ample double sided tape. Was also inspected by customs.
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I have a carbon fiber front lip from JL-Motoring in the garage. I don't like the CF look so I'll put it on after I get it painted. Pics to come after I get that done.
Here are some pics...
Nicely boxed and wrapped. Ample double sided tape. Was also inspected by customs.
![](http://www.amerigo.com/E55AMG/spoiler01.jpg)
![](http://www.amerigo.com/E55AMG/spoiler02.jpg)
![](http://www.amerigo.com/E55AMG/spoiler03.jpg)
![](http://www.amerigo.com/E55AMG/spoiler04.jpg)
![](http://www.amerigo.com/E55AMG/spoiler05.jpg)
![](http://www.amerigo.com/E55AMG/spoiler06.jpg)
I have a carbon fiber front lip from JL-Motoring in the garage. I don't like the CF look so I'll put it on after I get it painted. Pics to come after I get that done.
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How's the quality of the paint? My car came with a lip spoiler that looked okay when I got it. Over time, the finish began to dull. Less than a year later the clearcoat failed and I had the spoiler repainted.
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Then I positioned one edge of the spoiler onto the trunk. Most of the backing is still on so it's kinda easy to un-stick it and re-position it. Once it was in place, I rolled back the red plastic... while the spoiler exactly where I want it. So basically, the spoiler is on the trunk with the tape backing mostly on. Removing the backing is easy and I don't have to move the spoiler. That make sense?
JBSpeed. His ad is in the Classifieds section...
https://mbworld.org/forums/exterior-...0-shipped.html
I'm pretty pleased with the paint. I don't know if it has a clear coat or not or if it'll fade over time. It's ABS plastic. Color match looked pretty perfect. I'm keeping my fingers crossed.