I agree with Jay, I actually had an RM racing chin spoiler on order until I realized it wouldnt cover up some early dings to the front bumper and it was black and my body shop hates to paint these things as it chips easily then and looks like hell. The Honda version is more $ but it is painted, only sits a hair lower and covers up all my dings. It was a breeze to install and is actually easier to touch up if you do get dings. In time, if it gets beat up I can replace it. [QUOTE]Originally posted by Jay Li:
[B]Mingster...the Honda one looks very nice, IMO...it only lowers the car an additional 1/4 inch I believe.

 

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I have had a RM Chin Spoiler since they were available, actually the first one. Mine is painted flat black. Just use a flat black spray paint. It looks really good, and if you do scratch it, take the spoiler off and re-spray it. I think the best part about the RM spoiler is that it is low. If you break it, it is not the end of the world, just buy another one. They are pretty inexpensive.

 

So is that thing made of rubber or what?

Also, It looks like it just attaches to the bottom and doesn't go around the front portion of the car at all. Since I am running with a front-end bra, this might work with this spoiler. Anyone try that before?