Spoiler came off reattach possible?
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Two days ago while opening my trunk my spoiler simply came off in my hand. I was thinking WTF? ![Mad](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/mad.gif)
What's the safe way to reattach based on it's condition of how it came off? Is it even safe to reattach?
![](http://i484.photobucket.com/albums/rr209/philajay/92%20SC300%20Rear%20Spoiler/DSCF7380.jpg)
![](http://i484.photobucket.com/albums/rr209/philajay/92%20SC300%20Rear%20Spoiler/DSCF7382.jpg)
![](http://i484.photobucket.com/albums/rr209/philajay/92%20SC300%20Rear%20Spoiler/DSCF7381.jpg)
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What's the safe way to reattach based on it's condition of how it came off? Is it even safe to reattach?
![](http://i484.photobucket.com/albums/rr209/philajay/92%20SC300%20Rear%20Spoiler/DSCF7380.jpg)
![](http://i484.photobucket.com/albums/rr209/philajay/92%20SC300%20Rear%20Spoiler/DSCF7382.jpg)
![](http://i484.photobucket.com/albums/rr209/philajay/92%20SC300%20Rear%20Spoiler/DSCF7381.jpg)
I appreciate any & all feedback, thank you!
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yeah dude that's jb weld for sure some previous owner got you supposed to held on with either two bolts per side or two studs with nuts cant remember for sure right now unless you can clean out all that old jb weld witch i doubt you will have to find you a new one
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Listen man I will solve all your problems. Go to autozone, and get some decent Plastic/Metal adhesive EPOXY! JB weld crap don't work for stuff like that.
Make sure you do it right once remounting it, cause Epoxy is SOLID AS heck when it dries.
Make sure you do it right once remounting it, cause Epoxy is SOLID AS heck when it dries.
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