SYOAUTO65Ft(20M) Door Edge Guard Black Car Door Edge Guards Door Edge Protector for Cars Rubber Auto Door Trim U Shape Build in Metal Sheet No Need Adhesive Easy to Cut Door Guards for Most Cars

This door guard is great and super easy to install. I just bought a new car and I was always hitting the wall in my garage when opening my door. I bought this door guard and it solved my problem. It took about 10 minutes to install on all four doors. And I’m a 59-year-old female. I would say that following all of the steps will get you the right results. A rubber hammer is needed to secure the door guard but a few taps is all it takes.

Bought this to keep our two cars doors from bumping each other when they are both parked in the garage. Works great!

Worked excellent, easy to cut to size , just tap into place with a rubber mallet

The stripping was easy to apply, especially with a small rubber mallet to tap it into place as it's pushed onto the door edge.There was no metal clip in the end of the roll as was described in the instructions, but when I went to cut the length I needed, I hit a small metal clip with my scissors. I measured about 30 inches into the roll and happened to hit that tiny piece of metal. What are the odds? I'm hoping there were no more metal clips in the lengths that I installed on the car doors. Other than that weird glitch, the job was easy and the strips fit well and look great.

So glad I got this. Has saved the edges of my doors as well as other vehicles. It was easy to put on and fit three different vehicles (optima, f150, and Renegade) a rubber mallet did come in handy. The black added some flare to the white truck and the orange jeep. Has stayed on with no issue.

great just what i needed it worked very good ,,, didnot use for doors

i have ordered another brand in the past and it was awful. this brand is great was easy to put on with no glue like the previous. looks great and stays on.

Works on my VW Atlas. It is visible, but I don't mind. It helps prevent scratches on my other car that was getting knicked every time while putting my wriggly wild toddler in his carseat.