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Did you guys had to drill any holes after pulling the old one?
I wonder if there is anything one could do to avoid the collection of sand along the recess where the front of the spoiler meets the trunk lid? Maybe a micro bead of clear silicon caulk? Maybe a narrow strip of transparent car wrap material?
wonder what he will do next?