🚗 Auto Parts Club u800Rear Bumper Protector: Scratch-Resistant Boot Sill Guard for Car Pickup SUV Truck, Easy DIY Installation | Universal Black Rubber Door Sill Guard (35.8 inch) Review

Dealer wanted $60 for Original Equipment rear bumper protector. This is a very affordable alternative. In itself, the flexible rubber strip is great. But the mounting tape is not long enough and cannot prevent water from entering the corners. So it will eventually fail. I just used some clear latex limestone I had. It was MUCH easier to install and adjust, and completely sealed the water around the edges. It is also very easy to clean with a damp cloth.

This is a strong and durable piece of rubber. Looks good on my car. There are no scratches on the paint. I didn't waste time using double sided tape in the box. I went straight to Lowe's and bought a roll of Gorilla Tape for about $8. It was wider than the band that came with it, and Gorilla has a good track record. I used the tape from the box to fill in some spots and the remaining tape will be used for other work. I didn't want to do this job twice.

Loved this purchase! It fits perfectly in the back of my 2015 Chevy Malibu. I used the tape that came with the kit and an alcohol wipe in a small pouch. Using 2 rows of tape about half an inch from each edge, attach the rubber bumper before peeling off each side of the tape to secure. Getting dressed took less than 10 minutes. Looks great and adds a layer of protection to the rear bumper outside of the trunk. I only saw a few scratches before I installed it and not anymore.