Filling holes after 2005+ Mustang spoiler delete

drjeff · 10-19-2007

I'm seriously thinking about removing the spoiler on my 2005 V6 vert. I've seen a few threads on here about this but have one question I haven't seen answered- how hard is it to fill the holes afterwards? I don't have any bodywork experience- is this something I could do? If I took it to a bodyshop to be done, approximately how much would it cost? Thanks!

kn0x` · 10-19-2007

Why would you want to remove the spoiler, I think it looks better with the spoiler than without.

Sorry for not answering the question.

S197GTGRIFF · 10-20-2007

you probably wouldnt be able to do it unless if you have painting experience if you wanted to actually fill the holes..you can go to home depot and purchase some nuts and fasteners and put them in there. If you wanted to actually fill the holes you would put some putty in the holes wait for it to harden...sand it down then paint it.

**stlwagon** · 10-20-2007

Get it done professionally or it won't look right.

petyweestraw · 01-01-2008

Is there a spoiler out ther that would cover the bolt wholes that is more low pro or a duck tail type.

xchris · 01-01-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by kn0x`

Why would you want to remove the spoiler, I think it looks better with the spoiler than without.

Sorry for not answering the question.

i agree, i hate them with no spoiler, ducktail is ok though

CrzyHorse · 01-02-2008

Theres always this option...

Classic Design Concepts Ducktail Hole Delete Kit Option

I dont know if it will help any.

wnewport · 01-02-2008

Why don't you try and swap the entire trunk lid with someone who has no spoiler? Even better if the cars are the same color.

petyweestraw · 01-03-2008

Those dont look too bad but for $100 I can prob make those and sell them for cheaper lol.The problem with that is you have to switch out the lock and such so its a little pain in the but.Now I do like the low pro V6 spoiler on the mustangs and I think they use the stock bolt wholes correct me if Im wrong.Anyone with a red one in the DFW area that wants to swap A gt spoiler for the V6 spoiler or maybe even trunk lids hit me up.

burnrubber4.0 · 01-10-2008

even if you found a ducktail like on the cobra youll need to fill the hole to prevent leaking, but i agree with the others, i like having a spoiler over no spoiler...but hey, its your car and your look..go for it

PerformancePartsInc · 01-10-2008

I do believe www.karkraft.com has some new take-off decklids...