Poor Stillen Side Skirt fitment

Josh@STILLEN · 09-26-2010, 12:21 AM

We're here to help.. It sounds like you were able to reach someone today, if not send me a PM and let's get some higher resolution pictures and info.

I don't think anyone can make a determination on the extremely small pictures uploaded of what's going on.. not sure why other vendors are making comments like that.

Urethane, while being a superior material to use, also needs to be prepped correctly, and unfortunately body shops around have equal problems with fiberglass as they do with urethane, especially in regards to proper prep to allow the 3M automotive tape to adhere correctly.

That being said, these parts do come from a mold, and on the very rare circumstance can have issues, we definitely work to resolve any issues. Good thing is you guys are test fitting, which is first and foremost with any body component product, before priming and painting, and I'm confident we'll resolve this.

Fire, please PM me with your information, I'd be happy to check on things first thing Monday, and get our Customer Service Manager involved to ensure everything is good, including working with your shop.

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09-26-2010, 12:21 AM	#16 (permalink)
Josh@STILLEN The370Z.com Sponsor Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Costa Mesa, CA Posts: 1,197 Drives: 2004 G35 Coupe 6MT Rep Power: 535	We're here to help.. It sounds like you were able to reach someone today, if not send me a PM and let's get some higher resolution pictures and info. I don't think anyone can make a determination on the extremely small pictures uploaded of what's going on.. not sure why other vendors are making comments like that. Urethane, while being a superior material to use, also needs to be prepped correctly, and unfortunately body shops around have equal problems with fiberglass as they do with urethane, especially in regards to proper prep to allow the 3M automotive tape to adhere correctly. That being said, these parts do come from a mold, and on the very rare circumstance can have issues, we definitely work to resolve any issues. Good thing is you guys are test fitting, which is first and foremost with any body component product, before priming and painting, and I'm confident we'll resolve this. Fire, please PM me with your information, I'd be happy to check on things first thing Monday, and get our Customer Service Manager involved to ensure everything is good, including working with your shop.