Lemonbest Universal Splitter Spoiler Protector Review

Looks very nice for what it is in my opinion. I think anyone who takes the time to look closely and knows something about it will be able to tell that it's foam and not real lip, but it still looks good. It was very easy to install and the tape feels strong, I'm not worried about it just falling off. My only concern is that I hope it doesn't "flap in the wind" while driving.

All is well! It fits perfectly but I suggest it comes with screws to support it when glued. Because these 3M tapes are not enough to stick the rubber for a long time, especially when you are speeding on the highway. Still needs thumb rest or screws. I attached bars to my fingers so I could have peace of mind that under no circumstances would the rubber come loose. Good goods! Acceptable price! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

I wasn't expecting much as this version was much lower than the ones I had seen on eBay. I wasn't disappointed! Adhesion is excellent, only at the edges something is not sticking, which I think should be during installation. Most simply attach superglue or two small screws to the ends. It went through easily and completely changed the front of the car for a fraction of what lip spoilers cost online or at dealers. was black, not grey. In some places the band is almost invisible. Most wouldn't…

Below average quality. Almost like styrofoam, the same type of rubber used for window and door seals. I didn't expect it to take a heavy beating but I'm really happy for the money. It was very easy to put on, the adhesion was really good. I was a little freaked out when I saw a couple of reviews claiming the adhesion was terrible, but at least from my batch it was sticky and stayed in place. I drove down the freeway, then pressure washed the car and everything is still safe and sound. There was

It's been on my 2000 S10 Xtreme for about 3,000 miles now and it's an absolute must. The mistake I made (**note**) was that I originally placed the elastic too far back - the "crease" where the elastic falls down should be at the very front, at the bottom of your lip/ be thrush. I had it too far back so it just folded up instead of taking concrete hits. When positioned correctly (so it sticks out and takes a beating), it's easy on my front lip (it hits EVERYTHING on these trucks). Also, I used…