Spoiler to replace the stock spoiler

Im trying to look for a spoiler that will cover up the holes from the stock spoiler. Just wondering would this spoiler cover the holes up and who makes this spoiler? Im really trying to prevent going to the bodyshop to get the trunk holes filled in and resprayed.

[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v645/cr00klyn718/hin13.jpg[/IMG]

IF your trying to cover holes why dont you just fill them in and paint it? Unless you just want to ad another spoiler..

So, nobody knows if the spoiler in the pic will cover the holes from the stock spoiler?

I'm sorry, I can't answer your question exactly, but if cost/work is the only thing making you choose another wing as an easier way out, you don't really need to worry, because filling in a few holes is not usually a big deal for a competent shop.
The painting part would have to be done to your new wing as well, so if wingless is truly your preference, then getting what you want may be easier than you expected.

The JP wing in the picture does not cover up the factory holes. You will have to get the holes filled before installing the wing.

[QUOTE=firelizard;72263]I'm sorry, I can't answer your question exactly, but if cost/work is the only thing making you choose another wing as an easier way out, you don't really need to worry, because filling in a few holes is not usually a big deal for a competent shop.
The painting part would have to be done to your new wing as well, so if wingless is truly your preference, then getting what you want may be easier than you expected.[/QUOTE]

No cost/work is not the only thing making me choose a wing, I don't wanna go wingless, I like that spoiler, but I wanted to know before going out buying the spoiler if that this particular one would cover up the stock holes.
Im leaning towards the wing in the pic (if it covers the holes up) or just a simple fin spoiler which for a fact would I would need the trunk re-done.

Yeah... that's the Junction Produce spoiler.

No, it doesn't cover the holes! Sorry!

I have one on my GS and the fitment was terrible.
We had to re-contour it a bit and block sand it for a perfect fit. 

The WIN rear spoiler might cover the holes. 
I'll see if I can find a pic.

[QUOTE=SoCalSC4;73100]Yeah... that's the Junction Produce spoiler.

No, it doesn't cover the holes! Sorry!

I have one on my GS and the fitment was terrible.
We had to re-contour it a bit and block sand it for a perfect fit. 

The WIN rear spoiler might cover the holes. 
I'll see if I can find a pic.[/QUOTE]

Thanks.....

This aimgain spoiler looks like it just might cover up the holes

[img]http://www.aimgain.net/users/index.cgi?img=1115359316.3.jpg[/img]

Is it advisable to seal the hole 1st eventhough the spoiler may cover the same? I'm just curious because there bound to be some water that may surpass the spoiler and may end up rusting the hole. Anybody can confirm that?

The Veilside trunk spoiler has great fitment & looks the same or better. If you decide to go with Veilside or JP. you gotta fill holes either way. hope this helps. Alot of people also move the center (L) Lexus emblem down lil bit too & go with debadge on both sides for a cleaner look.

this helps I was going to ask this question earlier ...