Tell me about it, look at all that snow outside!

Just FYI, West Marine is a boat supply store in Alexandria (south of old town), you can get the stuff. However, I suggest that you patch the crack from the back side of the spoiler with fiberglass and epoxy. This is the same stuff used to build some experimental airplanes, it will prevent the crack from re-appearing if you do it right.

West Marine sells "WEST EPOXY SYSTEMS," probably no relationship to the store's name... But what you need is a small jar of the 206 Fast Hardener ,a can of resin, and a piece of fiberglass faberic. All of the above are on the shelf at the rear center part of the store. Total cost of this repair should not be more than $40

Read the instructions on the bottle, but basically you mix the two solutions in something like a 5 epoxy-1 hardner ratio, you only need mix enough to fill half a coffee cup. After stirring the mixed solution for two minutes you then apply it with a brush to a piece of fiberglass faberic placed behind the cracked area. You probably need to put down 5 layers for strength. Make sure you clean the spoiler with alcohol before starting the project. You also need at least 50'F air temperature, otherwise the epoxy will not cure. You can use a heater/ hair dryer inside the garage but don't over heat it past 70F, or you'll just have to wait til the weather to warm up.

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