OEM Trunk Spoiler
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OEM Trunk Spoiler
Well here's the part number. D0C00-4HK9C https://www.benzeenautoparts.com/use...el-rim/1584138
Now someone see if they can find me a oem trunk spoiler for my IPL. Shops talking 4-500 hundred before taxes and fees to repaint mine. Maaco said $300. $250 if I take it off and bring it to them. Would y'all do it?
Now someone see if they can find me a oem trunk spoiler for my IPL. Shops talking 4-500 hundred before taxes and fees to repaint mine. Maaco said $300. $250 if I take it off and bring it to them. Would y'all do it?
Last edited by mummy2; 09-29-2023 at 01:25 AM.
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Well here's the part number. D0C00-4HK9C https://www.benzeenautoparts.com/use...el-rim/1584138
Now someone see if they can find me a oem trunk spoiler for my IPL. Shops talking 4-500 hundred before taxes and fees to repaint mine. Maaco said $300. $250 if I take it off and bring it to them. Would y'all do it?
Now someone see if they can find me a oem trunk spoiler for my IPL. Shops talking 4-500 hundred before taxes and fees to repaint mine. Maaco said $300. $250 if I take it off and bring it to them. Would y'all do it?
You think that rim is plasti dipped?
damn you the man- everytime I searched it would take me to eBay and other spots for more money
I’ll try and search oem trunk spoiler IPL
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Considering that new, OEM PAINTED, spoilers, from Japan, will run between $450-625. not including international shipping, getting yours repainted for $300 might be your only logical option. Finding NOS spoilers here in the US is slim-to-none at this point for these 10+ year-old cars...
Last edited by ILM-NC G37S; 09-30-2023 at 03:28 PM.
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GAC, Malbec Black. Maaco said $300 but would need the car for about 3 to 5 days. $250 if I bring the spoiler to them. Don't know how hard it would be to take off and put on again though.
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GAC- lucky duck!
The hardest part would be the two (2) grommets on each outer end of the spoiler. These "click" and lock into place. You should be able to access them from underneath and release the lock tabs. Then, remove the three (3) nuts and it should lift right off (disconnecting the wiring harnesses, of course).
From the Japanese catalog:
the cheapest I found was $460 (not including Int'l. shipping). I also found this used GAC spoiler on eBay for $200. OBO which might be in better condition than what you have, IDK.
Hope some of this helps...
Ok, back to original topic...
The hardest part would be the two (2) grommets on each outer end of the spoiler. These "click" and lock into place. You should be able to access them from underneath and release the lock tabs. Then, remove the three (3) nuts and it should lift right off (disconnecting the wiring harnesses, of course).
From the Japanese catalog:
the cheapest I found was $460 (not including Int'l. shipping). I also found this used GAC spoiler on eBay for $200. OBO which might be in better condition than what you have, IDK.
Hope some of this helps...
Ok, back to original topic...
Last edited by ILM-NC G37S; 09-30-2023 at 05:15 PM.
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K6030-JL32C is the correct part number. My spoilers clear coat came off on the top and just needs to be repainted. Saw the one on Ebay but mine is in better condition than that.
Last edited by mummy2; 10-01-2023 at 01:50 AM.
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I applied PPF to my hood 60K miles after I should have and it's tough to find the little rock chips that used to bug me. It hides alot of small imperfections.
I'm actually wondering how tough that Malbec is to colormatch.
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How bad does it look? Could you wet sand the clearcoat (gentle, high grit), polish then apply clear PPF?
I applied PPF to my hood 60K miles after I should have and it's tough to find the little rock chips that used to bug me. It hides alot of small imperfections.
I'm actually wondering how tough that Malbec is to colormatch.
I applied PPF to my hood 60K miles after I should have and it's tough to find the little rock chips that used to bug me. It hides alot of small imperfections.
I'm actually wondering how tough that Malbec is to colormatch.
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That definitely looks like it needs to be repainted. Did you call a few smaller shops? The problem with most shops is that they prefer doing insurance work, so they will quote high because they really don't want to mess with a small job.
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An Infiniti certified body shop said $500, another said $420, another said $427, another said over $700, and Maaco said $300 or $250 if I take it off myself and put it back on myself. Was leaning towards that so I can still drive the car cause they would have to keep my car for at least 2 days. Don't know of any "smaller" paint shops near me unfortunatly.
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An Infiniti certified body shop said $500, another said $420, another said $427, another said over $700, and Maaco said $300 or $250 if I take it off myself and put it back on myself. Was leaning towards that so I can still drive the car cause they would have to keep my car for at least 2 days. Don't know of any "smaller" paint shops near me unfortunatly.
It will likely take off a portion, if not all of the clear coat....but that may be desirable since the clearcoat is so mangled.
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