Today I took some time to get the spoiler mounted on right and get all the left over residue cleaned off.
In these pics you can see that I used 4 of the same OEM mounting points on the spoiler. I had no hardware so that’s all from the stock 3 piece spoiler. I used two screws on the outer edges, and in the center I pulled from the 3 piece spoiler two of the screws that snap onto the spoiler and attach with nuts from inside the trunk. They all lined up perfectly. Then I laid down 3m double sided automotive tape along the edges, mounted the spoiler and bolted it in. The only modification needed was a long aluminum post that was right in the middle idle of spoiler. I took it off with a dremel because there is no corresponding hole in the trunk for it.
I used fishing line to separate the spoiler from the trunk but there was a bunch of tape and reside left behind. I sprayed it with 3m adhesive remover and that let me peel the top of the tape off. Then I used mineral spirits on a rag to take off the adhesive. That stuff cut through it like a hot knife in butter. My neighbor gave me that tip and it helped a lot. Unfortunately the stock spoiler did leave marks in the paint so you can still see where it was so I’ll need to buff it all out. And of course the holes are left, I couldn’t find plugs as Ace or Home Depot so I ordered some from Amazon.
And here is the final outcome. I really love the matte finish on it and I think it’ll match really nicely when I have the stripes reapplied on the trunk!