Protective Door Bumper Guards for Cars - Maxsa 37357 Park Right Reflective (2-Pack) Review

I like that the bumpers are light, relatively thick and soft. I didn't want to use tape on my garage's painted wall, so I used cheap 2.5 inch long galvanized roofing nails and nailed the covers to the drywall. I believe it will be a lot easier to fix if I decide to remove the bumper. waking in the future. It only took me two guards and the look is more professional than the noodle float solution that some have suggested. I would have preferred all the white guards, but I felt removing stripes…

I've had several incarnations of this type of product over the years and none of them have impressed me - until now! My passenger side doors in the garage can't open unless they hit the wall, which of course is unacceptable. These "bumpers" are made of very thick, high-density foam. You can slam the door on them and the door is fine! As another reviewer noted, the stickers are ugly but peel off easily. I'm not sure the double sided tape will stand up to the summer temperatures and humidity, but

These things are great. I positioned them horizontally along my back wall at the level of my truck's receiver so I could back up. With my truck's backup camera I can see these bumpers clearly and they also give me good depth perception so I know exactly how close I am to the wall. They're very strong, but also squishy enough that I don't poke a hole in the wall with my receiver if I accidentally trip over them. The glue keeps them perfect for quite a while (several weeks at the time of writing…

Great product for protecting garage or closed carport doors. After reading reviews of many similar products on Revain, I settled on this one. Upon inspection of the item upon arrival, it was found to be foam with a thin plastic coating. Pressing on it reveals that it's not too hard, but soft enough to give a little. I installed using the mounting tape on the product and taped it to the inside wall of my metal canopy. It's been over a week with daily highs of 100-105. They're still connected…