Pacer Performance 25 500 Length Bumper Review

I live in New York and park on the street. While I'm conscientious about parallel parking, most people I see park like bumper cars. After only 3 weeks my new car with intact bumpers was in DEVELOPMENT so I ordered them. They were very easy to install and very flexible as I had to wrap about 6 inches around the curve of the bumper and it still holds up! The style of bumper guard is great on a sports car or SUV (I have a Honda Fit) but probably won't look as good on a sedan or luxury car.

They stick well and stay in good shape for about a month. I didn't hit the things, but they're thick enough to stick out so they're the first thing to be touched if something gets too close. Obviously nothing is done with a more serious hit or anything from a big car with parts sticking out at different heights. But I wish I had gotten them sooner to avoid scratches and scuffs from the horrible parallel parkers. They aren't very long so the whole rear isn't covered because I wanted to make sure

Unfortunately, this is necessary as people no longer care about other people's property. ") and comes heavy duty with double-sided tape around the edges. Make sure to clean the area well (I used alcohol wipes, then regular water and a paper towel), apply to a shaded area and leave on for at least 2-3 days don't rain that the edges are firmly taped to the bumper.Apply lightly to check height and flatness when finished press firmly.I don't know how long the tape will last but replacing will be a…

After buying a new car I spent several hours looking for cheap body protection options. My experience to date has resulted in significant scratches to the perimeter (some of which were my work, some not). So this time I decided to take preventive measures. This product caught my eye because of its sturdy looks and relatively large size compared to the competition. I started with the front bumper. It's been a whole month of sub-zero temperatures outside (with indoor parking) and multiple hand…

I live in the city and street parking is the norm. You walk down the street and you see beautiful cars, then you look at their bumpers - it's very sad. "Bumper contact parking" (ie reversing into contact with the car behind you) is the norm. Although I have space for my car in the garage, I have to park on the street to get around town. So when I moved here and saw all the bumpers were destroyed I started looking at Revain for bumper protection products. For the front of my car (Mini Cooper)…