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Use some 400 grit wet/dry sandpaper

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i don't know about the spoilers and wings but i can tell you from my own experience that it is VERY EASY to paint those gray textured pieces your talking about, all you need to do is get some "Primer Filler" and spay that on the pieces first and use some 400 grit wet/dry sandpaper to make it all smooth if it isn't from the spay and then paint it like you normally would anything else, my pieces looked better than factory pieces when i finished in my 99

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i don't know about the spoilers and wings but i can tell you from my own experience that it is VERY EASY to paint those gray textured pieces your talking about, all you need to do is get some "Primer Filler" and spay that on the pieces first and use some 400 grit wet/dry sandpaper to make it all smooth if it isn't from the spay and then paint it like you normally would anything else, my pieces looked better than factory pieces when i finished in my 99

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

hi when/if you installed a rear wing, did you leave on the brake light strip above the stock spoiler? it seems like many wings come with its own brake light so it'd look funny w/ so many brake lights. or do u leave it on and redo the wiring so that the stock brake light doesnt not come on? also, 99 996s have grayish, textured interior pieces that cannot be painted on. do MY00&01 trims fit with no problems? are there any front spoilers or rear wings that add on to existing pieces (not replacements)?

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i don't know about the spoilers and wings but i can tell you from my own experience that it is VERY EASY to paint those gray textured pieces your talking about, all you need to do is get some "Primer Filler" and spay that on the pieces first and use some 400 grit wet/dry sandpaper to make it all smooth if it isn't from the spay and then paint it like you normally would anything else, my pieces looked better than factory pieces when i finished in my 99

POST 3Original post

I just took a spin in an 01 C4 cab with an aero package...They left the light bar in, and had one on the spoiler....It looked fine since they are at the same height...BUT, looking just fine and looking factory are two different things.

POST 4Original post

I believe they have a cap that goes over the original brake light, it has "porsche" etched in it. I remember doncapecod had a post about how he filled in the porsche letters with black paint.

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