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Rear spoiler on black 97 VR6 is faded


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Guest Ricky

Hi there, new to the forum and this is my first post. ;-)

Just got a 97-R 3DR VR6 in met. black with BBS alloys and lovin' it but there are a few little jobs I need to do.

The rear spoiler is faded. Can you still get replacement parts from VW or is there anywhere else I could get one? Is it easy to replace?

I need replacement heater vents as well as two of them seem to be broken and don't turn. It looks the plastic rods inside the vents have snapped at the bases. Don't fancy fitting chrome replacements.

Oh, and a replacement ciggie lighter as well but I'm checking eBay for this.

Anyone got VW rubber floor mats for a MK3? Where can I get some? I don't want the fabric or metal ones.

And one final thing....just the standard twin exhaust is fitted. Anyone have any sugesstions on how I can get a specialist to fit a twin chrome exhaust - just standard size?

I'll post some photos of her when I get a chance.

Cheers,

Ricky

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Turtlewax Extreme Tyre Gel 500ml

Works for me.

It says it is for tyres. Can you use this on plastic trim too? My rear spoiler is faded too. How do you apply it as if it's a spray I'll have to mask up a lot of the paint work to prevent it getting on the rest of the bodywork. Or can you apply it with a brush or similar? That first link looks good stuff but it's pretty expensive and also a spray, looks good though. I've tried lots of "bumper black" products and they've all been useless.

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I had the same thing on mine but it also extended to the bumpers - they were light grey instead of black. Don't laugh but i used 1200g wet and dry paper and a bucket of water. Grey went, left no scratches and then used a bumper shine product from halfrauds. Looks like new :)

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