A dremel with a narrow grinding bit works really well on our bumpers... check out the pics in my gallery to see evidence (or lack of it) of the dremel... the best example is the rear bumper cutout for the exhaust... did it with one swipe and no after-finishing required... the heat from the bit left a nice smooth edge and also kept the paint from chipping off... actually sealed the paint back onto the bumper along the edge no problems.

 

got my spoiler from airwolf yesterday, cant wait to get it molded onto my trunk lid

 

[sm=ttiwwp.gif] and wheres my trace-outs? lol :-P

 

i am sorry about the trace, i have not had a chance to trace the other one

 

some pics of it set on there, not attached, and odviously not molded in yet...lol

 

dont ever think that i will not post pics if i get this on my post....

 

Looks awesome on your ride dt . Glad you like it and can use it . Too light for my trunk setup.

 

dont tell me ur gonna cover up that pretty CF there DT... bc ill drive 5 hours just to smack you in the back of the head if you do... buy my CF hood mold a scoop into it and buy a cf trunk and you will be set.. as well as like 30 to 40lbs lighter thats almost .01 second in the quarter mile i know you want it

 

Looking good there Dt, now wash that baby!!!

 

yeah, the car has been sitting and has collected alot of dust. lol