spoilers
#5
Re: spoilers
I depends how you want it to look. Every spoiler I've ever seen is attached with bolts that go through the deck lid. A rubber gasket is used to seal the bolt holes. When you remove the deck lid, depending on the age, the rubber gaskets will have marked the paint. You can typically polish that out, however. The problem becomes getting rid of the holes. A lot of people use little plastic plugs that fit into the bolt holes and "finish" the holes. Personally, I think it looks like crap. That said, your only route is to get the holes filled, sanded and repainted.
#6
Re: spoilers
I depends how you want it to look. Every spoiler I've ever seen is attached with bolts that go through the deck lid. A rubber gasket is used to seal the bolt holes. When you remove the deck lid, depending on the age, the rubber gaskets will have marked the paint. You can typically polish that out, however. The problem becomes getting rid of the holes. A lot of people use little plastic plugs that fit into the bolt holes and "finish" the holes. Personally, I think it looks like crap. That said, your only route is to get the holes filled, sanded and repainted.
Best way to fill is welding.