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Lots of folks posting about doing it with out removing the top cover of the spoiler - i found that practically impossible and too time consuming ripping my finger tips to shreds and getting no where.
Removing the spoiler cover was easy & cleaned up a ton of leaves and dirt.
Scale of difficulty 1- 10 / - 1 - just easy stuff!
This was one of the first things I did on my car 11 years ago. It was ripped to shreds. Really a simple job. Did not have to remove the spoiler top. It has been perfect ever since. After I wash the car and dry it, I raise the spoiler and shoot some silicone spray all over it.
This was one of the first things I did on my car 11 years ago. It was ripped to shreds. Really a simple job. Did not have to remove the spoiler top. It has been perfect ever since. After I wash the car and dry it, I raise the spoiler and shoot some silicone spray all over it.
I'm new to the Porsche-world... but this seemed like an easy enough DIY for a guy like me. I'll be doing this (ordered from Pelican) and the rear cabrio shelf replacement (ordered from Suncoast) this week--and then I'm looking at replacing the tension cables for the soft top (really awesome that the one I bought also has the hard top in awesome shape). If I run into any issues then I will a) post here and b) turn in my man-card for being incapable of the most basic task.
Followed this video and was done in 45 minutes--piece of cake and what a difference! I mean, it's new and clean rubber versus old rubber torn to shreds
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