OK, the Canards are on
! The mechanic who was installing them called me yesterday to ask how I wanted them attached. I told him I believe most people just use the double sided automotive tape, but with their location he said it might be good to add a few screws. I agreed, so there are 2 screws in each wheel well and two under the bumper (I haven't laid on the ground yet to verify). The install looks good. There is a slight gap along the front edge of each, but I've read online that most people seem to have that with the canards.
The only downside that I've noticed is the color isn't exact, but that isn't their fault. I didn't leave the car with them since it is my only car, so they painted it the factory white. Since my car is outside 24/7, the paint doesn't have the super high shine it once did, so the new paint is slightly brighter. Hopefully a good detail/buffing job can bring it up to a very close match.
Overall, I'm happy with how it turned out. My friend used Matchless to fix her near totaled Neon and it came out well she said. No extra rattles, paint matched.
These are the two other places I was concidering:
Spectrum
http://arlingtoncounty.com/auto/spectrum.htm
White Post Restorations
http://www.whitepost.com/index.html
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