🚪 Premium TopDall Door Arm Protection Cover Stopper Buckle Cap for Ford Mustang 2015-2021 - Anti-Rust Interior Accessories Review

They were very easy to install. Parts also available! I cleaned the hinges, lubricated them first so there was no rust, snapped the lid on. Beautiful view! Retains grease to protect the hinge. The hinges are accessible by spraying lubricant/grease with the cover closed. Very satisfied.

They definitely add the finishing touches to the door hinge lever and latch hook. You can prevent the latch hook cover from breaking by bending the piece over the center slot and tucking it UNDER the hook. I think people break them because they're trying to pinch the hook and the plastic breaks because the plastic flexes too much in one direction on either side of the slot.

Very thin plastic as others have mentioned but fits securely and looks good. In any case, it doesn't have to be thick plastic - it won't be damaged, it just covers the metal bracket. Another review said they didn't get the right amount of parts. Mine must have been the same type except I have (2) extra bracket covers and (1) extra hinge caps - if I had a different hinge cap I could build a second car! Cheap plastic, but in this case it's worth it. Walmart would be proud to have them.

Received them today and wanted to put them on, the plastic sleeve on the strikers is very thin and you have to be very careful when trying to remove it. So I wanted to post this for everyone so it doesn't break even if they sent 2 sets. The first picture shows the best option: tilt the top inward so the top edge aligns with the keep first, then gently press the bottom so the bottom half of it is free. That way you're not trying to push both pieces through the striker bar and you're bound to…

Looks good after installation. But the installation is the hard part. I have (thank goodness) 4 plate caps and 3 hinge caps. I read the reviews and thought ha! What a bunch of clumsy idiots to take these things and break them. Well I shared TWO records without trying too hard. The combination of thin, brittle plastic and the need to bend to install is a doomed combination. Conclusion: do they look good? Yes, they are cheap, flimsy plastic? Yes, they break very easily during installation? Yes…