🚗 12-Foot Clear U-Shaped Car Door Edge Guard Trim for Enhanced Protection Review

This product is great. We buy it for every car we own. The retailer charges about 2.5 times that and charges an exorbitant amount for installation. It takes about 10 minutes if you are very slow. You'll need sharp scissors and the ability to apply some pressure to get started. It seals really well and we never noticed dirt or grit under the edges. It doesn't fall off even when washed. We also use it around the bottom edge of the tailgate (we have a van). Helps protect it when wood is sticking…

Got up easily and lasted after a week. I'll update the review if it comes off or something. After placing it on the door, take a small hammer to gently hammer it into position. This will save your hands from grief. The roll was enough to completely cover the available door space of a 2017 Santa Fe (4 full doors) and the driver's side doors (where they hit a brick if you open them too hard) of our '06 Nissan Murano (2 full doors). Edit: As of March 2017 the product has been falling off both cars

Works as advertised but depending on door curvature/beltline contact is uneven and also shows moisture. Tried it for the first time (World Rally Blue 2016 WRX), worked on it for a while with a wet towel, hair dryer and roller but couldn't fully fix it to the door. This should work as a defense, but I'm probably inclined to try the black border again instead. Should solve blister/moisture issues. Depending on your car's doors, I would weigh up which option is black/clear. The product is good and

I wouldn't recommend them for a car at all. The door guards have worn off the finish on the outside of the door where the guard's edge meets the paintwork, there is now permanent damage to the door which is clearly visible on the car as you approach the door. Also, after a few months of use, the adhesive began to break down, leaving residue that was very difficult to remove. I didn't realize the door was damaged until I disarmed myself to clean the debris from the door, as I was more concerned…

Very easy to install - only takes a few seconds per door. I put it on both front doors and sunroof of my new Kia Soul. The parking spaces in the garage at my apartment are very tight, and knocking the door on my neighbor's car doesn't scratch it. Even when I open the sunroof in the parking lot, the edge rests against the concrete beam above my head - this protects the edge from scratches. Of course it's a small piece of plastic meant to prevent scratches from a relatively soft contact, not full

My husband and I have a two car garage but recently I noticed a few dents on his door. Apparently, as he got out of the car, his heavy SUV door slammed into the side panel of my sleek Honda, leaving dimples in it that I didn't want. Asking him to be more careful probably won't be very effective, especially if he's returned home from a tiring long commute to work. So I did the following. I bought this car door edge molding. The channel in the finish is narrow, but I warmed it up by putting it in

Works well as a bumper. "Edge" has now been activated for 1 week. Note that you should do some preparation (which worked for me: 1. Expose the plastic to the sun for a while before installing - warming up the plastic makes installation easier. 2. Start at the top of the door, but don't remove or start over There is glue at the bottom of the groove so you want to prevent it from smearing on the plastic, it will fog up the plastic and make it more visible on your door two at a time so they fit…

I installed this on my BMW. One roll was enough to cover 4 doors and part of the trunk. Installation was relatively labor intensive. The material is very hard and difficult to insert in the right place. You really should leave it in the bright sun to soften it up a bit. If the edge of your door isn't a straight line (not mine, there are two "creases") then the edge protector won't stay in place. She kept showing up. the bottom sections, leaving the material only in the middle long straight…