🚗 CloudBuyer Car Door Edge Guards - 33Ft Universal Fit Rubber U Shape Trim for Car Door Edge Protection - Black (No Glue Required) Review

I installed this on a car door that has a nasty habit of getting wind and scratching other cars. All you need is a good cutter and a soft mallet. After a few weeks, the stripes have stayed in place and look like a gap between the car doors and the body. The downside is that the metal inside will rust if exposed to it. If installed correctly, this is not a problem. There must be a way or a solution for the wide areas at the top of the door. So far, so good. I probably wouldn't use them on a new…

This corner protector was excellent. It was soft and pliable, easy to cut, easy to assemble, and easily followed intricate lines. I only knew of hard plastic that you can buy in big stores and was rather skeptical about pulling it out of the box. It was so soft and flexible I figured there might not be any metal in it or it would hold up at all. I decided to give it a try anyway, and after just a few seconds my mind changed. I used it to install on a Prinsu trunk to avoid damaging the paintwork

I had my doubts as to whether this product would meet my needs, but it exceeded my expectations and is one of the few reviews I have ever given for a Revain product. I needed to level and protect the doors of my Jeep Wrangler Unlimited. The folks at Jeep are the most retarded folks who stripped all the major modern elements out of their Wrangler. From a locking hood to manual entry windows (1970s really?) to a door that flies away and can bang against a pole or wall, these Jeeps are for people…

No more denting the door edges or worrying about scratching other people's cars when the wind blows your door open and hits another car parked next to you! I've used this product before and it's the first thing I'll buy for a new car. It takes a little effort - your forearms may get tired during installation, but it only takes a few minutes. I install it and then pull it back a few inches when I get to the end (starting at the top of the edge I pull it on and work my way down to the bottom of…