Lowering 997 with factory aero package...
#46
07-10-2013, 06:40 PM
I am not sure if you have a choice to paint it or not with the Aerokit since the lip is primered.
#47
01-15-2017, 06:52 PM
Reviving an old thread on a solution to mitigating damage to a lip. I ordered a front Aero bumper and given my car is lowered on H&R springs I'm wondering on a long term basis how has this held up?
#48
01-15-2017, 07:19 PM
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Location: North Florida
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I am still on my first strip. It has held up quite well. However, you still need to attack all low spots at a 45% angle and SLOWLY. My car is a weekend warrior and not a daily driver, so your mileage may vary. Good luck! 
#50
01-16-2017, 05:46 AM
Matt
#51
01-16-2017, 08:43 AM
Easier said than done...some part of roads do it "SLOWLY" could result get reared end. Razor blades do nice trick clean up the shredded plastic. After all it's a consumable item.
#54
01-19-2017, 08:30 AM
I mi ordered a 20' at 3/8" roll in matte black and it was $21.74.
The part #: DGA20B-R
The part #: DGA20B-R
Folks,
I promised a follow up after calling the trim manufacturer. I spoke with them today and ordered the material to install on the bottom of my spoiler lip. I should have it Friday. I bought the same item Protrim uses. Since I have a arctic silver car, I ordered the silver material. I hope it is a close match, but for what it cost, it was worth the risk. I bought a 50 ft roll of the material and probably should have asked if they sold smaller quantities. I definitely have enough for the life of the car. HeHeHe... The good news is the roll was only a little over $46 delivered to FL. You cannot beat that!
The part number of what I bought was: DGA5042-HG. I am not sure what the DGA refers to, but the "50" means 50 ft and the "42" is the color silver. "HG" refers to high gloss. I am sure the folks in the order department can assist with a color code number for your particular color. I did confirm that the material is colored and is not a painted black material. This should not noticably show scrub marks since the color is in the material. The company to order from is Dawn Enterprises in OH. Their phone number is 800-548-4867. They are super nice folks and accept credit cards. I will update via this thread after install. Good luck to those who give it a try! I now feel comfortable buying some H&R springs and lowering my car.
I promised a follow up after calling the trim manufacturer. I spoke with them today and ordered the material to install on the bottom of my spoiler lip. I should have it Friday. I bought the same item Protrim uses. Since I have a arctic silver car, I ordered the silver material. I hope it is a close match, but for what it cost, it was worth the risk. I bought a 50 ft roll of the material and probably should have asked if they sold smaller quantities. I definitely have enough for the life of the car. HeHeHe... The good news is the roll was only a little over $46 delivered to FL. You cannot beat that!
The part number of what I bought was: DGA5042-HG. I am not sure what the DGA refers to, but the "50" means 50 ft and the "42" is the color silver. "HG" refers to high gloss. I am sure the folks in the order department can assist with a color code number for your particular color. I did confirm that the material is colored and is not a painted black material. This should not noticably show scrub marks since the color is in the material. The company to order from is Dawn Enterprises in OH. Their phone number is 800-548-4867. They are super nice folks and accept credit cards. I will update via this thread after install. Good luck to those who give it a try! I now feel comfortable buying some H&R springs and lowering my car.
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