Premium Car Door Protectors - 16ft Clear Edge Guards by Eytool, Ultimate U Shape Car Protection Door Edge Guard for Most Vehicles Review

I just bought a new car and wanted the door edges to be a little more secure (the doors are heavier than my old car). I usually open the car door fairly carefully, but this buffers a little more. It was very easy to install by simply cutting it to length and pulling out the little red plastic covering the sticky substance. I'm glad I read some of the reviews. There are no instructions. Place the sticky side on the inside of the door.

Works as advertised, looks attractive. Here are some installation tips: 1. Use a damp paper towel to clean the area where the product will be installed2. Slowly and carefully remove the small red coating from the tape.3. Have a small pair of needle nose pliers handy to fix the little red tape if it breaks! 4. Install this item when your work area is warm. Otherwise the plastic will become very rigid and make assembly considerably more difficult.

Easy to fit and seems to fit fairly well except in one spot for some reason. Be sure to clean and prep the area you are applying this product to. My only issue is that the dirt underneath collects and looks rough (since it's clear) but the stripes now appear to be slightly discolored. It's not entirely terrible and still protects the edges of my doors so I personally don't care but I'd say if it becomes very noticeable I might decide to remove them and find others.

An elderly single female found it very easy to attach 6 months ago. The grip still works great. It's still clear on my red SUV. I washed it off before applying. I picked up a chair to sit while I worked (much easier to set up). First I watched the application video. Quite easy. The best advice was to pat the inside back a little at a time. I only did one door at a time because I pushed so hard my fingers hurt after each door. But 6 months later it still looks great, hasn't been lifted, soiled…

Do not recommend this item. It was a hassle to put it on the car door, when it finally got stuck I noticed the glue was all over the edge of the door and was very visible. After a few days the dirt stuck to the glue and these stains were everywhere. So I removed it with gue-away but it kept coming back. The strips didn't stick very well and after two months I got tired of pressing the strips against the edge of the door again and yes I was still removing the adhesive. Finally, I used a tar…

The idea was good, but the execution left a lot to be desired. Let me say I bought the clear version. It performed well, even around tight corners (time will tell if the compound holds up around the corner), but the glue isn't always where it's shown. Some of them are NOT on the side of the channel that will be covered by the door edge during installation, but in the curved part, and some have migrated to the outside of the channel. It is therefore clearly visible when the door is closed…