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Originally Posted by 40 to 332 I'm debating between the Fujimura FRP rear diffuser and the carbon fiber version. For those of you who have the FRP version, what's the

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Old 09-02-2015, 02:39 PM   #11 (permalink)
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I'm debating between the Fujimura FRP rear diffuser and the carbon fiber version. For those of you who have the FRP version, what's the factory finish like? Is it a flat or matte black? Is the finish dull and rough such that it needs to be painted, or can it be installed "as is". RHD Japan describes the finish as "gel coated" ... whatever that means. Depending on the finish, I'll decide whether to go FRP or CF. Any input is appreciated!
I went with FRP gel coated...Reason being, I just can't do the rear deffuser in CF and feel every other piece would have to match (ocd/anal). The factory finish is glossy actually and has super excellent fitment. You could paint it if you wanted it to match the color of the car or a diffrent type of black. I put mine on as is (out the box) on the car. Here is what the deffuser looks like. Hope this helps.



Please take note that when installing this product use hardwear provided and better tape (VHB). I found that taping it about half an inch from the edge helps hide the tape and only taping the top works best with supplied hardwear at the bottom. Just my
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