Door Shield Pet Scratch Protector Review

At first I was disappointed that you couldn't buy more than one. I mean right? Isn't the business there to make money? If I could buy 10 would you be willing to sell them to me? But then we tried to attach it. Not only is this material difficult to work with as it is stiff and tightly rolled, the adhesive didn't work on our door. waste of time and money. We drive to Home Depot to install our own scratch guard. It will probably be easier and cheaper than this.

Read Reviews. Most of them are poor, but there were good ones too. I was hoping we would get lucky and enjoy this product. Recently installed new sliding glass doors. Sometimes our lab mix gets impatient waiting for us to let them back in and scratches at the door. This product is completely clear. I couldn't get it to turn around. He didn't straighten up even after I left him propped up with books for a few days. I've tried several times to attach it to the doors using the strips of tape that…

I bought this door guard which didn't live up to expectations due to bad reviews and the fact that we have an aggressive 70lb gold lining that breaks out of metal ferrules with ease. We've only been using it for a month, but so far it's holding up like a champ! We added a few extra strips of tape to keep it secure and our dog checked on it every day. She had a tough day yesterday and attacked the door like never before. She ripped the protective film and put some huge nicks in the plastic, but…

Doesn't lay flat so measuring and cutting is extremely difficult. I went over and glued the entire panel with glue as instructed and we (two of us) couldn't get the red film off the glues! All the glue kept coming off. I managed to get one off after about 30 minutes and I worked on it for so long it wasn't even stuck to the door. I gave up and threw it in the trash. Absolutely and utterly useless! I bought one of these from Home Depot last year and haven't had these problems. I'm pretty sure it

Bought this product and have been using it for about 3 weeks. I have two medium sized dogs. I figured this would be my first go at protecting my door from scratches when they do appear. The product will help for a full week. Within three days I noticed cracks where the plastic started to fall apart. Materials used: plastic (cut to size), 3M double-sided tape. Better to contact Lowes or HomeDepot for price and material. and to buy a piece of heavy-duty plastic and 3M double-sided tape. I did it…

Not very impressed. It is difficult to position the glue. Difficult to be accurate on all layouts and peeling off backing paper is terrible. It would be much better if there was a fastener that could be removed. I finally got it working and it looks incredibly cheap and not scratch resistant. Completely defeats the purpose of keeping the door nice. It won't because it's cheap plastic, any scratches from dogs will be visible, and removing it will require sanding the door. What a nightmare. I'm…

Protective Plastic doesn't have straight edges, so if you need to trim it for your work, at least 3 jagged edges. No doubt it will come out wrong. I got this to protect my wall from food and water splashes. I wish I hadn't. It looks worse than spilling food and water! It was so twisted that it was so difficult to place on the wall. There weren't enough adhesive stickers in the kit and even with a light application trying to move the plastic tears the first layer of the wall with it. Of course…

What a life saver! While I'll probably have to go through a few of them (it's not FULLY scratch-proof, I can't imagine that there is), it's been like this for at least a month now. Shavings on the floor of my 60lb Shepherd mix trying to get through to the postman. I saw no other solution but to take my lumps. So far. There are a few tricks to installing this thing. Some reviewers have complained that the plexiglass is too twisted to fit and retains its curve. I left it under some books for a…

I have bought several of these door panels for slightly different uses. My dog doesn't scratch doors but she spends most of the day on the dog bed and the cream walls around her get a little dirty. Rather than rummage through a pan of magic erasers, I decided to look for something I could use to cover the underside of those walls and nearby doors without causing permanent damage, since I'm a renter. These transparent, slightly stiff sheets looked like a possible solution, so I ordered two. In…