FATPUBUS

iTrader: (30)

I bought these off of a couple different members on here a few weeks ago. They are AIT fiberglass. After receiving them, I block sanded the gel coat for a smooth surface, primed and rattle canned them gunmetal. I did have to fill in some pinholes here and there, but nothing major. After painting them, I wet sanded, and buffed out with some 3m finesse it II. I did an awesome job, and the paint is shiney and smooth as can be. Total investment, $135.00 for the wings and paint and sandpaper. So with a bit of patience and know how, you can diy with great results...And even tho they're knockoffs,the fitment was easy, and prep work minimal. Here's a few ok pix

terrasmak

iTrader: (8)

Looks great

omsin523

iTrader: (8)

Doesn't looking like it was rattle canned nice.

Vivid Racing

iTrader: (67)

looks pretty good! great job!

User 42426

iTrader: (29)

yes, looks very nice.

350ZTheStandard

iTrader: (4)

Looks good, how would you rate the fitment???

FATPUBUS

iTrader: (30)

Fitment is pretty good. the rears were a bit of a challenge. they're held in by 3 screws in the bottom of the sideskirt, and the are pre marked where youd drill them out, but the markings are off by about 1/8'', and they're not flat against the bottom of the skirt, but you dont see any of that unless you're under the car looking at it. Outside on the visible part they are all even. Overall I'd say 7/10 on fitment, but with a few minutes of work you can make em look good.

sry110

iTrader: (17)

Great job on the paint. I've tried doing rattle can painting at home before and I know it's a challenge to get it to come out that nicely. Fitment looks good considering the price tag. I had a set of replica v1 underwings before and the rears fit a little worse than yours. It seems like the radius where the wing wraps up from the bottom is wrong. They look good though!

BoomerZ33

iTrader: (23)

came out great!