Forester Spoiler on Legacy Wagon?

Anything and Everything about the Body, from paint to undercoating and interior, including in-car entertainment (ICE).

Moderators: Helpinators, Moderators

SWRT
Third Gear
Posts: 627
Joined: Thu Jan 07, 2010 9:12 pm
Location: Lakeland, FL

Re: Forester Spoiler on Legacy Wagon?

Post by SWRT »

Man, that looks perfect :D But yeah, your painting
skills could use some work. Did you paint on a
humid day?

What did you use to connect the pieces? And how
did you make such a perfect centerline cut?
oldscoobyturbo
Second Gear
Posts: 506
Joined: Mon Oct 06, 2008 5:25 pm
Location: burlington, ontraio, canada

Re: Forester Spoiler on Legacy Wagon?

Post by oldscoobyturbo »

To attach the two parts I used a small length of abs pipe 1-1/2" and 2 small screws
The cut is far from perfect you can't see it with the bondo covering the gap
I only had an old can of spray paint to use and it was not mixing well. Also the hottest summer ever didn't help.

Yes the rack makes the wing useless

It need more material to attach it solidly to the hatch then I will sand, fill and repaint it. I just need to find the time as I need to do other things first.
Silver 99 Legacy GT Wagon
White 90 BC5 RS Type RA
Black 01 Legacy Outback H6 Wagon
http://s684.beta.photobucket.com/user/d ... l/library/
SWRT
Third Gear
Posts: 627
Joined: Thu Jan 07, 2010 9:12 pm
Location: Lakeland, FL

Re: Forester Spoiler on Legacy Wagon?

Post by SWRT »

It's good enough for a mock-up anyway.
I'm sure you'll inspire some people on
here to try it, anyway. Turned out good,
man :D
Post Reply