Review on 🚗 Black Car Side Door Edge Guards Protector - Scratch Guard for Car, Sedans, Truck, SUV (Rubber, Set of 4) by Larkeese Casiano

I tend to reverse park in very tight spaces; Rooms measuring 2.3 meters (7.5 feet) or even less. Because I was tired of putting my hands between my door and the doors of other parked cars to get out, I bought these door guards to save my hands and protect the edges of the doors and car from dents. These door panels are from South Korea, so the labels and instructions on the box are also in Korean (not Chinese). Despite the Korean instructions, they are easy to put on; Align the machine with the wall or other machine next to it, clean the area where you will install the door guards, open the door and see which area is prone to damage, remove the protective film, stick it to the door and repeat the process until you're done. Once they stick to the door, they stick. However, I believe you can take them off and rearrange them despite the adhesive. After installing these door guards, I drove on the Autobahn for some time and when I got to my destination, the door guards were still on. I'm not sure how they hold up in a car wash, but I take them off and put them back on when I'm done. One thing I didn't like about these door guards was the "top fit" logo that was on them. I found the solution by tracing the logos with a black marker as shown in the image to make them look completely black. Despite the logos on the door guards they are still good and will protect my doors in the long term. • March 28, 2019: I took the car to the car wash and when I went out to vacuum the interior, the driver's side cover came off. I knew this was going to happen when the glue came loose. I would say it was my fault removing the foil and exposing the adhesive to air for a few minutes. • September 04, 2020 (21:50:11): Format revision and grammar/spell check.