"Blowmold" spoilers?!?
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"Blowmold" spoilers?!?
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I was over and wingswest site and noticed they list two "factory" style spoilers.
One of which is "blowmold", which was chieaper. Whats the difference / drawbacks to this type?
I was over and wingswest site and noticed they list two "factory" style spoilers.
One of which is "blowmold", which was chieaper. Whats the difference / drawbacks to this type?
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Rep Power: 0 Plastic spoliers are either Injection Molded or Blow Molded. Injection molding typically gives you a more accurate part, with a better surface finish. A blow molded part typically doesn't have a very even surface finish. To give you an example, 2-liter coke bottles are blow-molded. Something like a TV remote control or the case for a cell-phone is injection molded. I'd say go for the injection molded part, especially if ordering online - sight unseen...
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