YOUR RESEARCHPainting fixed aero kit wing and spoiler
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Hi all, I plan to paint the top plane of my aero wing from viper green to basalt black - it's the fixed Porsche one. Does anyone know how/if it comes off the struts easily? Also the front spoiler? I fancy that in black too (along with side vents and mirrors - but I know how they come off) James
Maybe this will help (attached)
Perfect! Many thanks.
step 1.9 in those instructions indicates: Remove trimpanel for rear lid ⇒ Workshop Manual ’708719 Removing and installing trim panel for rear lid-section on"Removing"’ how did you do this or did you find those instructions elsewhere?
If I remember correctly, look up into the space where the sealing plates were removed. I think there are nuts up there securing the trim plate.
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