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TechArt Spoiler Squeak.

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Use some contact glue

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I ended up using some contact glue which seems to be working well.

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Use lot of glue in the manufacturing process

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Lotus uses a lot of glue in the manufacturing process.

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Lotus uses a lot of glue in the manufacturing process.

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TechArt Spoiler Squeak.
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Use lot of glue in the manufacturing process

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Lotus uses a lot of glue in the manufacturing process.

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TechArt Spoiler Squeak.

Use some contact glue

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I ended up using some contact glue which seems to be working well.

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POST 1Original post

Took my car into the dealer to handle a squeak that had developed behind my head. I had read several posts about squeaks being produced by misaligned back hatches that didn't close evenly. After some research my service adviser informed me that the spoiler (Techart) was loose enough and had develped the squeak. I called Techart/Cecwheels, who told me that the spoiler was adhered to the car with "glue" butyl compound. This is the Techart approved installation method. I thought this to be very strange since glue to me is not a secure to fasten anything to a car. Cec could not help me and didn't have any spare glue, they advised me to call local body shops and get their advice. Of course the body shops didn't want the liability of sticking my spoiler to the car...and their best sugestion was either 1) screw it to the car or 2) find some glue and stick it on. Not sure screwing would work since it appears to be fiberglass or plastic. I ended up using some contact glue which seems to be working well. Any suggestions?

POST 2Original post

Glues can be much better than bolting. It depends on the composition of the objects that are being glued together. Lotus uses a lot of glue in the manufacturing process. The F-18 is also glued.

POST 4Original post

no squeaks from this monster TechArt spoiler... [/IMG]

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