Recently I had a person park too close to my rear bumper and scratch off the paint with the sharp edges of their front license plate. They offer to pay for the damges, but I am thinking that when I reapair it, there is a 50/50 chance that it will happen again. I will like to ask the forum if anybody knows of a rubber protector that I can adhere to the rear bumper, that it will look nice. Thanks [>:]

 

Well, it's not exactly a rubber bumper type thing, but there is a material that is thin and covers the front end to protect it from stone chips. For the life of me I can't remember the name of it, but I think Zeibart sells a system of their own. I've seen it on cars and unless you are really looking at it you really don't notice it.

 

Stoneguard is what your thinking of.

 

Stoneguard is one product.

3M makes the ClearBra, too.

They use the same material; it's a thick piece of clear adhesive plastic

 

heh heh. yeah ClearBra - thats the one I was trying to think of myself.

You could always use blue painters tape.

 

Hehehe...

No! Duct tape is always best!
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Yeah they got that new clear duct tape now too eh! you could be on to something there

 

Well... remember that anything stuck to the outside of the car adds 5-10hp. That's why the ricer cars are so damn fast!

Even just the NOS sticker will give 10hp!