Car Rear Bumper Protector Guard - Anti-Scratch Rubber Cover Strip for Most Cars and SUVs

Installs easily with a little prep, easy to cut to fit. I bought the wider size since it was only a little more expensive and gives more-complete protection for the full depth (front to back) of the bumper. I've had model-specific protectors in the past, 1 of the clear plastic style, 1 of a rough black plastic (almost like sand paper) style, & believe this thick rubbery style offers better protection at a much better price. I read enough reviews commenting that the cover wouldn't lie flat due to being shipped as folded rather than rolled or flat, so I took measures to fix that. First, I rolled it out flat inside the house to relax g6ir a couple days. Then, I placed it on my dashboard while driving around for a few errands to get it nicely warmed up. Then I rolled it up, tape-side facing out (still with tape-protector of course) & stuck it in a cup holder. I then rolled it out as I prepped the clean bumper with alcohol & a rag. Since this universal cover was too wide for my 2017 Fit, I had to trim both ends using heavy-duty scissors/shears. I used a paint can to trace a nice curve on each end so that it fits the contours of the bumper. My wife helped me so that there were enough hands to expose the tape & stick down the cover while maintaining the right position. We marked both the middle of the bumper & of the cover and worked our way towards 1 side and then the other. It's been a few weeks, including some rainstorms, and so far so good. Very pleased.

It’s easy to cut with a razor so be careful if you cut to fit, order bigger if dimensions don’t fit exact. The sticky stuff is like a foam tape, it’s hard to get off your fine cuts. This took me 45 minutes to get it to look okay, because I had to pick off the adhesive. I will update this review to see how well it holds up over time. Fit perfectly to cover up a bumper crack on my 2012 Chevy Sonic.

EDIT - adhesive pulled away from the rubber strip and won't stay attached. I was afraid there was too much adhesive and it was spilling out the side but it doesn't stay attached to the rubber strip leaving it very ugly Purchased this product for my 2023 Mazda 3 sedan, and the length and width was a great fit for the area I'm trying to protect. The rubber presented as a deep, dark matte black, with a good thickness to the product which should help it last a long time and prevent damage like I'm hoping. The issue to only get three stars is the adhesive on the back is excessive. The strip came rolled up and when I took it out had some bumps and creases, so I left it out in the sun all day hoping that the heat would flatten those out. It appears the real issue is the solid sheet of adhesive on the back. In the installation video the product has 3 strips of adhesive instead of one solid sheet. The problem with the solid sheet is that there are creases and excess product, so of course it won't lay completely flat with this extra amount of adhesive on the back. In my pictures you can see where there are visible ridges due to the adhesive being thicker than one layer in an area, causing a bulge. This bulge also (although very minimally) will poke out of the sides and you can see it. Eventually I will color this with a black marker or something similar, but the 3 strip adhesive would be a better solution to this issue.

Good product and good fit

Awesome product, especially for the price. I think it was like 10$ vs others going for like 50$. I bought this to protect my bumper from my baby carriage going in and out of my car and it’s worked perfectly. It’s covering up some scratches now but I love the look. It’s super easy to install my husband and I did it in less than 5 minutes without using instructions and it’s held on great. I fit it over the lip of my trunk and I was afraid it would stick up but it hasn’t really it’s very secure if anything the edges on the side stick up a bit but regardless it’s secure. It feels more expensive than it was, very thick, scuff free, no wrinkles. I highly recommend this.

The Car Rear Bumper Protector Guard does a reasonable job protecting the bumper from light scratches when loading or unloading items from the trunk. The rubber material feels fairly durable and flexible, and it sticks well initially once installed. It also adds a bit of grip when placing items near the edge of the bumper. However, the fit isn’t truly universal. Depending on the car model, the strip may not align perfectly with the bumper shape, and trimming might be required. The adhesive works okay, but in extreme weather it may start loosening over time. The overall look is acceptable, but it doesn’t blend perfectly with every car’s design

What an amazing deal! It was a super easy install. I just measured out the center lined up with the center post where the latch is. When measuring pull on rubber until it’s tight and flat. When pulling off the back peal the paper off and tuck it trough so you can slowly peal it. Pull it off and slowly pull through and apply pressure. I cleaned bumper well with rubbing alcohol. When pulling off back strip pull on bumper guard so it stays flat. When all was applied I used a roller to push out any air bubbles. Best $10.00 spent ever! My car thanks me also!

I don't know if this time hold , but I believe it was my fault the first time . Request a replacement and without any complaint they send me a new one, love that, , like the product and now the seller.

Just what we were looking for

Simple to apply and it has a great adhesion to the surface, importantly it is thick enough to absorb impact and sliding abrasion.

Es una buen artículo, en. Calidad le doy un 9, el tiempo de entrega 10, funcionalidad 10, sólo hay que asegurarse bien del tamaño que necesitas.

Great product, nice and thick and covers the boot nicely. The only problem was when it arrived it was rolled up tape side in and the backing tape on the glue buckled and creased, the glue on the rubber stuck together in some places which caused the glue on the rubber to stick together and also buckle. I had also left out in the sun and placed boards on it to straighten it out, however the adhesive on the back of the rubber had stuck together in places which caused the buckling which we could not get out and with firm pressure the adhesive can be seen in places on the car as is pushed out from under the rubber. I would suggest if rolling it up, it would be better to roll up tape side out and rubber side in.

No es compatible MG5