I recently ditched my high level spoiler for a fibreglass 89 spec, after preping and spraying it was ready.

I had filled and sorted the boot. After searching on here for the best product to use, i managed to get some tiger seal from a local stockist.

I use loads of silcones in my job, even though the tiger seal has been stored very cool, it works better when left in the sun for an hour, easier to use with the gun.

I marked the edge area of where the spoiler would meet the boot, with masking tape, this is to prevent it going over new paint and having the agro of getting it off.

Apply a bead of about 5mm wide along the flat side of the spoiler, about 5mm from edge.

Just a case of placing the spoiler where it should go and press it down, the bead then pushes out past the edge onto the masking tape, smooth it off with some spit and your finger, then remove the masking tape.

You get a very neat tidy joint. i used 3 adjustable clamps to hold it in place. After about an hour it is stuck solid and cured. Fully waterproof

First time ive used the stuff and cant recommend it enough. its bloody great.

Looks like the spoiler was factory fitted.

I only paid £9.25 for a tube, on ebay it is up for nearly £13.

I have nearly 3/4 of a tube left,

It must have loads of different applications, will keep ho;d of it until i get my new skirts.

10 out of 10.

Stu

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I'll second that :D

 

My son had the door mirror kicked of his new Kia Rio, £200 for a new mirror or ....rewire it and Tiger seal it together. Fair enough it can't fold in any more but in all other aspects it works. Great stuff!

Excellent stuff

 

My BMW spoiler is stuck with tiger seal and it doesn't move an inch

It's good stuff!! My fiberglass spoiler is held on with it. been on for 3 years and no sign of deterioration.