Black side flare (gravel) stickers for SC

[AUS911SC3]

Hi all, has anybody had experience in putting the black side flare gravel stickers (spats) onto their 911sc - the ones that sit on the flare, if so what are the proper clearances and what is the best method of applying...Thanks all

[Robbbyg]

Hi ill add to your post hopefully someone will answer both questions,
i need them for my car, does anyone know who sells them in Melbourne???

[vash]

i put them on my car. it was easy. you put them on using a method very similar to window tinting. i used a tiny bit of soap in a water bottle. i spritzed everything. then when you stick the thing onto the car, you can slide it about for the perfect fit. once it is in place, i just squeeged out the moisture and they stuck solid.

[Wil Ferch]

I needed to fashion a custom shape that was "slightly" larger than stock...to cover a nasty stone chip.

I used Ray Allen's Wing walk...an aircraft supply piece for aircraft wings.

http://www.rayallencompany.com/products/accessories.html

works great...looks great..cheap...fine grain finish with proper thickness, like the original. Not too thin like a vinyl sheet.

[AUS911SC3]

Hi Rob, Im also in Melbourne- I got mine at Porsche Centre Melbourne, (only genuine) ask for Paul - They were about $130.00 at a good price. There called SPATS and the part number is Left 93055932100, Right 9305592200

[stevemfr]

ONEHUNDREDTHIRTYDOLLARS? Even at AU$ thats utterly hucked in the fead. Try our host's stone guards: http://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/shopcart/911M/POR_911M_BDYext_pg8.htm#item34

US $15.25 a piece - and if you ask me, these prices already contain a solid Porsche markup.

[Buckterrier]

Make sure the area is spotless undernieth as any debris will show thru. Pull out the lower black rocker molding. This will allow a nice clean look as part of the guard will fit under the molding. Before removing the adhesive backing place the stone guard on the car where you want it. Put small pieces of tape around the parameter of the guard marking the area. spray/wipe the area with soapy water as suggested. Remove the backing and place the stone guard in the marked area. With the soapy water you can move until you have it perfectly placed. Use a squeegee to smooth out the guard. Don't be alarmed if after drying there are tiny air bubbles. Just take a pin, pop a hole in the bubble and push the air out from the bubble. You'll never know they were there.
Good luck!!

[AUS911SC3]

Thanks heaps Buck , great help - Steve price you pay for genuine