TuTuYa Universal Car Spoiler, 4.92ft/1.5m Matte Black Car Trunk Spoiler Lip Kit Rubber Strip Bar Spoiler Tailfin Tail Fin Rear Wing Tailgate Hatchback for Maost of Popular Cars

I used this on my 2002 Hyundai Elantra and WOW, what a difference! I recently got an air intake, muffler delete, and some other ricer-things (KDM) to evolve my grandma-lookin' car to a sports cruiser.It's super easy to install (I did it in the blazing heat so the glue started to melt and when I pressed down it would slip so just be careful!) but the adhesive is pretty good. It looks super clean on my car, and is a perfect highlight rather than an obnoxious spoiler (plus, this is SUPER INEXPENSIVE).Since I had some extra rubber left, I cut it into 5 little pieces (with about 6 inches of the thing to spare still) and made homemade diffusers to stick on the bottom of my car. Two for one. Excellent product you can get creative with. I recommend this item.

I like the way it looks on my accord, had to put my own double side tape and some super glue on the ends because the tape it came with won't stick enough but besides that I like how it turned out.

The material of this item is heavy duty rubber. The end caps aren’t of quality plastic. The worst part of the product is the adhesive on the bottom. They’ve applied two quarter inch wide strips across it. It was so bad it was easily removable by just rubbing my finger though it so I took them off and applied Gorilla tape myself.

JUNK!!!The supplied extra roll of 3m tape has no adhesion whatsoever, even after applying heat. I bought the painted gloss version and the paint was flaking off as I was opening the packaging. DO NOT BUY

Very thick n easy to install

I installed this and made suure to give extra cuz it was said bout it shrinking but man i live hawaii its usually pretty stable weather but dang this thing shrinks and expands alot and the end covers suck they wont stay and definitely dont expands or shrink like rest of it does the design texture carbon fiber doesn't blend well and it definitely faded over a couple months. I ended up painting mines and reapplying with epoxy and this time i have not noticed any expansion or shrinking and i just trimmed the ends a certain way that gives it styling. So i guess its better to allow it a few expand and contracts then cut to size and paint then epoxy on cuz if not it will expand and contract so much that it will actually move around on window and the two-way tape wont keep it on your car it more then likely will fall off and forget bout even using the ends they will be first to get lost. LOL

Gr8 quality and very durable with fr8 adhesion

Installation requires the normal prep you would expect. Only attempt installing in warm weather as the strong adhesive must bond to the absolutely clean and dry to the max. 1. clean the fender edging with soap and water. I used Dollar Store orange spray and water. 2. wipe completely dry. 3. I used acetone to wipe and then used isopropyl to follow up. 4. clean accomplish. 5. if you are wondering whether the supplied edging will be enough.... I had leftover with a Ford SUV. 6. if you ever want mud flaps... install them BEFORE THE EDGING... JUST MAKES EVERYTHING BLEND WELL LOOK-WISE!. in SUMMARY, these are not super high profile you see on trucks, Jeeps etc. They look beautiful in a subtle way, yet protect the edges of the fender at the same time. It really needs to be warm at time of install. BUY IT.