2GEEZEY
10+ Year Contributor
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- Aug 6, 2009
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Elgin,
Illinois
This is how i filled my old spoiler holes for five bucks.
Run to home depot or autozone and get some JB WELD KWIK. ( this is the kind that bonds in like 4 min. ) at home depot i paid 4.97 for a package.
Step 1: Remove Spoiler
Step 2: Mix up some JB weld and apply a lot on the hole( dont make it even because it will just fall through the hole, apply a glob on it)
Step 3: Take some sand paper ( I believe i used 60 or 80 grit) and sand down. wet sanding works too.
Step 4: prime, and paint
Step 5: look sexy
here are some pics
And one more thing, clean the surface with a tar or grease remover. this helps bond the JB weld
Run to home depot or autozone and get some JB WELD KWIK. ( this is the kind that bonds in like 4 min. ) at home depot i paid 4.97 for a package.
Step 1: Remove Spoiler
Step 2: Mix up some JB weld and apply a lot on the hole( dont make it even because it will just fall through the hole, apply a glob on it)
Step 3: Take some sand paper ( I believe i used 60 or 80 grit) and sand down. wet sanding works too.
Step 4: prime, and paint
Step 5: look sexy
here are some pics
And one more thing, clean the surface with a tar or grease remover. this helps bond the JB weld
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but good work