Doordefender - magnetic removable car door protection, van dent protector, vehicle ding protectors, car guard, car edge barrier, cars trim protect, avoid paintless puller dents repair.

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Early car door guards were not very good – the problem was that they had exposed earth magnets or exposed vinyl magnets. Many vehicle door guards and moldings permanently adhere to your vehicle, ruining the vehicle’s appearance. Always try to leave a good gap either side so you limit the chances of someone accidentally opening their car door onto your vehicle’s bodywork or scratching it as they walk past. DoorShox is a removable magnetic car door guard that provides superior truck and car paint protection. The magnets are powerful, requiring a bit of heft to remove mounted Doordefenders; however, placement is easy.

Our decision is final and will consist of either replacement of your product at no charge or charge you a prorated amount for a replacement, meaning we may extend a discount to you to purchase an exact replacement.Marketing cookies enable us to show you offers which may be of interest, and to oversee the effectiveness of our digital marketing campaigns. The Door protector is very easily to trim and easily attaches to your door by just slipping into place. I fine with a down-vote, but its just hard to "fix" a question without comment on what's wrong with it.

Protect your vehicle door panels from scuffs, scratches, dirt, slobber and more with the WeatherTech Door Protector! Two of these bumpers are linked by a plastic-covered metal cable, providing protection for one side of a vehicle. It is accepted for now that reasoning is not needed for downvoting but stack exchange has a pop up that reminds you that you should explain downvotes. Protect your investment with our unique pvc coated steel cable and silicone moulded non-scratch magnets, easy and convenient to use, just place on the side of the door and close, it also allows you to freely open and close the door without any adjustments. I think you should go to your local salvage yard and cut a seat belt buckle and a bit of strap from an old car, that will work in your car.Does anyone have tips/tricks/suggestions on how to protect the inside AND outside of a door for a dog who loves to "hang out"? Don't have to worry about them falling off or getting blown away (like with some of the magnetic options I've seen).