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Rubber cover under rear wing-Paintable?

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Use on the front and rear bumbers wouldn't be able

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Second, since that part is constantly flexing in and out, even a urethane type "flexible" paint,ala what is used on the front and rear bumbers wouldn't be able to keep up with the constant motion of the bellows.
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Second, since that part is constantly flexing in and out, even a urethane type "flexible" paint,ala what is used on the front and rear bumbers wouldn't be able to keep up with the constant motion of the bellows.
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Just wondering is it paintable on the rubber cover underneath the rear wing when activated up. Thanks in advance. Mike

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I'm hardly an expert on this, but painting the rubber "bellows" that protects the engine while the rear spoiler is raised, sounds like a bad idea. First of all, rubber doesn't take to paint very well due to it's composition. Second, since that part is constantly flexing in and out, even a urethane type "flexible" paint,ala what is used on the front and rear bumbers wouldn't be able to keep up with the constant motion of the bellows. Just curious, why would you want to paint it anyway?

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