Factory Style Spoiler for the Nissan Altima Sedan Painted in the Factory Paint Code of Your Choice #255 RAB

Let me start by saying the time of delivery and packaging were spot on. The installation was a breeze. Instructions could’ve been better but plenty of video installs are available on the web for those on the fence about your ability to do this. The paint and finish was exactly what I’d hoped for. Perfect match! In my case, I didn’t have to drill new holes on the trunk lid because I installed the previous spoiler on my car. The holes lined up perfectly with the new one. Do yourself a favor a buy a small roll of two sided 3M adhesive and a few zip ties to secure the wire for the brake light beforehand. There isn’t enough tape for full coverage. Take your time. Measure and align several times before drilling the holes if you have to. You’ll know when you have it right. When finished, pat yourself on the back. You got this!

The spoiler was shipped very fast in a long tall box. The spoiler is extremely lightweight and will cause no problems with the existing springs of the trunk. The color match was perfect and the slight "orange peel" wave is similar to the car paint, very very slight, maybe less than the car itself. The instructions were on a single sheet of paper in very small print, but it is quite obvious how to install. The cardboard template strips would not stick to the bottom of the spoiler so I had to use some blue painters tape. It could be because the garage was about 32 degrees since it was 5 degrees outside. The spoiler fit is really perfect to the trunk, I really was amazed how well it fit considering the low price. My spoiler shipped with 5 large self taping screes and 5 foam self sticky washers. The problem is you need to drill a 6th hole for the light wire. I made my own 6th cardboard template. I drilled the holes and then used a stepped drill bid to achieve the desired size. The stepper bit makes a good clean hole. I then sprayed some primer onto a piece of cardboard and used a q-tip to protect the holes from rust. I then stuck the foam washers onto the trunk where the screws holes were and used some silicon sealant around the brake light hole. 4 of the 6 holes were clear but 2 were blocked by the frame of the trunk. I used a larger drill bit and stepped bit to provide access through the frame. The screws are very difficult to turn. The screws are self tapping and tapered so you think you have them tight, but the spoiler was no where near tight. I used a small socket on a screw driver bit to tighten the screws as required. Unfortunately, the foam never compressed enough to give a super tight contact with the trunk. There is still a slight wiggle to the spoiler. If I were doing it over again, I would suggest NOT using the foam washers and just using silicon or some other sealant that is easier to compress. Maybe the cold temperatures affected this, but I was putting pretty good torque on the screws. Be careful NOT to over tighten as the spoiler is just plastic and you will strip the holes. If I can figure out how to post some pictures, I will. I'm very satisfied with this purchase and the results look like factory. Now I want to take out the third brake light from the back window...it looks redundant.

It look just like it came from factory with quality texture and paint. I’ve ordered 3 different times , different colors and I get te same good quality every time.Also arrives on time or before estimated time

The color is matches perfectly for my 2007 Altima and the lights worksNo regrets

Spoiler came to me in 3 days. It was great. Only thing was it was the wrong color. Not the companies fault but Amazon. Amazons system works like this, when you enter the color you want and then put it in your shopping cart and continue shopping, your item defaults back to the first color without you knowing when you checkout. I'm going to complain to Amazon because i had to ship it back for $15.00. Like I said it's not the companies fault. Amazon is to blame. I did a quick checkout and I hot the right color. I called the company and the told me this has happened in the past. They are very friendly and helpful. But over all the spoiler is great. Body shop was impressed by the quality charged me $60.00 to put it on and I live on Long Island NY. Wiring could of been a bit longer but they managed. Great product and my car looks awesome.

It wasn't easy to put on...I ended up getting stuff from Home Depot...but it looks grea

Wing paint matches perfect and looks great, but the “kit” of supplies to attach to the spoiler is total crap. As the picture shows, they didnt include enough adhesive backed foam tape... like by a foot. And the “line up strips” dont stay in the bolt holes real well so getting it lined up is a pain in the butt. Can’t find the foam tape anywhere so now i have to wait 3 days to get it shipped from online. Aggravating.

I ordered it for my 2012 nissan altima in the ocean grey color and it matched perfectly . It came super protected wrapped in foam and paper and box was not damaged. Great quality nice clean and shiny!

Paint was a 100 percent match, quality product and very easy to install. Helped replace a clear coat peeled stock spoiler on my well used Nissan. Highly recommended.