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Whats A Fair Price To Fill Spoiler Holes And Repaint?

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Hey Guys

Im thinking about removing my spoiler and filling in the holes. I have been quoted $250 for a backyard job, includes filling in the holes and spraying. Do you think thats a fair price? Any ideas on professional shop price vs backyarder? Any recommendations?

Thanks in advance

Han

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get the holes welded

As above,

I had mine fibre glassed and bogged, sanded and painted, Give it time and they will infact crack and show through,

It's worth getting it welded the first time to prevent this happening.

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Hey mate.

Did the same thing with my R32 Gtr for the moment. Took off the rear Oem wing and left the N1 carbon fibre lip on the boot.

I went to clarke rubber got rubber grommets they sell for patching up canoo's and squished them in. they are black so dont stand out and are quite flat so are barely noticeable.

all up cost me like $6 or so?

another alternative to welding or patching up, just in case you wanted the wing or another one on in the future.

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