Bumper Protectors
Hey guys, sorry if this has been asked before but I was thinking of getting bumper protectors. I don't know which ones to get and am unsure of the quality of them and if they're worth it. For those who do, pls let me know
Cheers! Just some that I saw. https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.aud...b86cff3544.jpg https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.aud...b58f14c71f.jpg |
I bought the 3M clear bra for that lip on my BMW 3-series. Easy to install, stops the scratches on the top of the bumper area. It was a couple years ago, so I cannot remember which online retailer I got it from.
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I have a dealer installed 3M clear piece which extends from the gasket to the split just above the b/up lights/rear reflector - width is about an inch or two wider than the stainless strip and kind of bisects a line about 1/2 way through the b/up lights. It is only to protect the paint on the lip -- have the world's only Golden Retriever who doesn't like to ride in a car. I often have to put his front paws on the lip and hoist the rest of him in.
Dealer charged me about $100............gouge, gouge |
Oh alright. Was thinking of doing 3M film too. But for a diy install the one I found would be easier right?. But then again the 3M protects more area. Thanks for your inputs!
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I wish I could remember what I bought. The kit (around $30) came with the film, squeegee and tiny squirt bottle. It was a pretty easy install.
Nice thing about the film is if you have scratches already on the bumper, it bonds to them and they are no longer visible. |
Originally Posted by ronsal
(Post 25223430)
I have a dealer installed 3M clear piece which extends from the gasket to the split just above the b/up lights/rear reflector - width is about an inch or two wider than the stainless strip and kind of bisects a line about 1/2 way through the b/up lights. It is only to protect the paint on the lip -- have the world's only Golden Retriever who doesn't like to ride in a car. I often have to put his front paws on the lip and hoist the rest of him in.
Dealer charged me about $100............gouge, gouge One of the reasons why we are getting another SUV is so that we have that rear space for a dog. The 3M clear piece sounds like a good idea but I'm wondering how it looks and just how well it prevents the dogs nails from scratching the paintwork? I know it's clear but is it noticeable especially after it's been on for awhile? |
Can anyone post pics of the finished product of 3M film installed? Cheers!
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Originally Posted by JonnyRotten
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Funny I was trying to think of a way to protect that lip on the rear bumper from scratches for when we get a dog (coming soon)
One of the reasons why we are getting another SUV is so that we have that rear space for a dog. The 3M clear piece sounds like a good idea but I'm wondering how it looks and just how well it prevents the dogs nails from scratching the paintwork? I know it's clear but is it noticeable especially after it's been on for awhile? By the way, the dealer told me that if it does start to yellow in a few years or so, can just be peeled off and replaced. My other car was not garaged, so it had been exposed to the elements for 14 months. |
Originally Posted by s7edgeuser
(Post 25223536)
Can anyone post pics of the finished product of 3M film installed? Cheers!
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Originally Posted by s7edgeuser
(Post 25223536)
Can anyone post pics of the finished product of 3M film installed? Cheers!
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