Universal Front Bumper Spoiler, 8.2ft/250cm Universal Carbon Fiber Front Bumper Lip Strip Splitter Spoiler

I was prepping my daughters car to sell it. I had bought this a few months ago, but just got around to putting it on. I wiped the bottom of the front bumper with isopropyl alcohol, but the bottom of the bumper was scratched up over the years. The adhesive did not really stick well at all because of the scratches. It held long enough for me to use some self tapping screws to hold it on. Installation tip. Drive the front of your car up on some ramps or jack the car up so that you have enough room to maneuver a drill under the front bumper to drive the screws. Overall, I'm very happy with the look of this product. It really improves the appearance of the front bumper. BTW, the car sold right away, well above my asking price.

I have done many diy projects for my car and know that some products are harder to use than others. This product in particular might just be the worst car mod money can buy. I know, for $20 what should I expect. From the very start, I already knew that this product was going to be a disaster. I opened up the package and started to use the cleansing wipe that it gave me inside the box. For starters, the wipe was bone dry. Second, the description said that the rubber material was easy to bend and shape around your bumper. I made cuts and even used the screws and this rubber bumper still kept falling off. Very weak glue and terrible product. I wouldn't even recommend this diy kit to my worst enemy. Save yourself the time and pass on this product. If there was an option to give zero stars and right a review, I would.

I bought my first one about a year ago. I like that it was fairly easy to install. It definitely added a nice accent to the over all appearance. It has held up well under the circumstances. The only thing i would recommend putting screws through it to hold much better. The glue did'nt hold up to we'll. I actually ended placing a thin piece of plasic molding to my bumper. And mounting your bumper to the molding with screws & it has held up well. I just ordered a second one to keep it looking fresh as the 1st one has taking a beating over the last year. But overall im pleased.

Great product!! ALL you HAVE to do is follow the instructions EXACTLY as described and it will hold on 100mph+ I’ve had mine installed on my 92 CB7 Accord for 30 days now and the temperatures have only dropped below 70 at night and humidity stays above 70% here in KY. Adhesive has not even began to come off. Sadly I had to take it off to paint the car and shed the awful opal green and go to charcoal gray metallic and I’m sure the lip will look even better with that color!!! Will post pictures after!!

Adhesion is practically nonexistent. You get four screws, but I find myself adding screw as it keeps sagging. It looks good when it’s first installed, but first hot day and it separates everywhere there’s no screw. Prior to install I cleaned with soap and water, dried, then with alcohol, dried then applied adhesion promoter provided (although the pad provided seemed totally dry). Still, no adhesion. You’ll need a screw every three to four inches if you live in hot area (I live in Florida).

This is not real carbon fiber, just a sticker on a rubber lip. Not sure if ill install or return, i guess for the price it makes sense. Also the sticker was scratched off in some places exposing the rubber underneath.

Cleaned bumper thoroughly with included wipe. Would recommend providing additional wipes. Applied the bumper strip but adhesion was very weak that one end would not adhere. Nice product but adhesion is a problem. Even if it adhered, I'm not confident the adhesion will last over time. The included screws might be too long. Recommendation would be to use strong metal clips to clip to underside of car number. The included instruction sheet was also in some foreign language/alphabet so the instructions were very poor.

Looks good for the price if your on budget and other lips are to prizie this is not bad way to go , do some small cuttings when lip needs to turn on corner of bumper, then start sticking with the adhesive after cleaning surface with alcohol, when it's taped on the bumper you must drill some screws or else it will fall over time, but once you drill a couple of screws your set for the long run .