Factory Style Spoiler Compatible with The 2014-2019 Mazda 6 Painted in The Factory Paint Code of Your Choice 537 46G

This fit perfectly on my 2016 Mazda 6 and looks great, at a bargain price as well. I live in an area where it gets hot in the summer (over 100 degrees), so I would recommend you do drill the holes to screw in the spoiler, since the tape will soften up at higher temperatures, and it could fall off eventually. I found the instructions straight forward, and I was very pleased that the screw holes matched up perfectly the first time. The only tricky part is that the two outer holes are made where there is an additional inner wall inside the trunk lid. I was able to get those bolts on with some difficulty by squeezing my hand in between them and tightening the bolts with a small ratchet wrench, but you can just drill an additional hole in the inner wall to make it easier (as suggested by the instructions).

15 mazda 6Blue reflexIt fits! Molded perfectly to the trunk lid. Color match is perfect. Paint is like factory. Comes with 3m double sided tape. Also comes with 4 threaded mounting holes (screws and rubber grommets included). And stencils to drill your holes perfect the first time. I'd say 2 out of 5 on the install difficulty scale.Simply could not expect better from aftermarket.

This really brought my car to life!!! The spoiler is exactly the same as OEM and color matches perfectly! I used the drill templates and used the screws to secure it tight and used the double-sided tape as well to act as a seal for rain or water. One thing that can improve is to provide better drill templates. As I was measuring and marking the trunk, I realized if you don't be careful, you may end up drilling multiple holes and that you don't want to happen! It may be better if it comes with the templates that is already measured where to drill the hole. But all in all, I love this spoiler!!!

Fit and finish on my 2015 Liquid Silver Mazda 6 is perfect. Instillation was very easy: I wiped down the car and backside of the spoiler with rubbing alcohol to make sure they were clean; I lined the spoiler up where I wanted it and had my wife mark the location of the outer corners and the underside of the spoiler around the emblem on the car with a dry erase marker; then I ran the supplied 3m tape just inside the entire, outer perimeter of the spoiler and carefully pressed it into place using the marks. Wiped off the dry erase and done. Very easy, no drilling required – the tape will hold it. Great package for the money.

Great quality & fit perfectly. Came with some really heavy duty double sided tape, but we bought more at the hardware store to be safe. Wanted to make sure it will not come off in weather & car wash. Looks like it was part of the original car & the color matched %100

wrong color.

Fit is pretty flawless on my GT. Color is close enough...about 85% match - the issue is there's no "metallic" in the pigment. Mazda calls my color "Machine Gray Metallic". The spoiler is "Machine Gray. Period."The real issues I had were w/ the installation.The stiff plastic strips are designed for a traditional spoiler installation, where the mounting is flush onto a single flat surface. The Mazda lip actually covers two surfaces, so the strips poke out over the top, cannot be taped to the trunk lid on the top without bending the strip at a 110 degree angle. At this point, any type of generic masking tape simply won't hold.I won't even get into the ridiculous 1/4" 2 sided tape, which must be self installed. I'm opting to tape only at each end to prevent flare-up, using my own 1/2" 3M tape. Tape on the entire lip seems excessive if bolted on. Tape ALONE feels problematic over time. No the spoiler won't come flying off onto the road, but it will eventually lift off the surface. Physics.I spent hours figuring creative install options, finally took a blow dryer to the plastic strips, and taped them to the trunk lid with heavy duty automotive masking tape; once softened they conformed to the contour. This made the final installation taping much easier. I did note that several competitor spoilers provided CARDBOARD strips for marking the drill holes. So there's that.On a minor, but nonetheless annoying note, the provided instructions were clearly printed with a 3rd world inkjet printer; there was a lot of smudging and the drill bit sizes were illegible. I luckily found and printed a legible copy from the website.So, a 30 minute install probably took me 3 hrs including all the trial and error, prep work and creative engineering on my part.

This is a nice spoiler for the money. It is small but perfect for the car. It is not hard to install with the bolts but you need to take your time and be patient since you will be drilling holes in the trunk lid of the car. Watch a youtube video if you need too b/c the directions are deficient.

pretty easy to fit, if you know what you're doing. paint match is near perfect! super happy with the quality for the cost vs a getting one from Mazda.