LANZMYAN Car Door Sill Protector,3D Carbon Fiber Anti-Scratch Cover Strips,Universal Scuff Protective Door Threshold Guard Vinyl Sticker for Car Truck SUV(4PCS)

I’m not sure if I put them on in reverse, but with a little patience and stretching you can get good lines with this product. I messed up a little on the passenger side and the drivers went on much better.Clean the surface well, and take your time, use the squeegee as you stretch and apply. I’m not a master mechanic, and this is because my boots were scuffing the Jetta’s sills badly.2012 VW Jetta TDi. Hoping to update in a few months. I am a dumptruck driver and will put these to the test of boots daily.

This product is cheesy. It doesn’t adhere to the surface. I would not recommend it to anyone.

Great look and high quality material. So a couple of pointers for installing. Don't get ahead of yourself if you want it to look like they were professionally installed take your time and prep properly. Clean the surface thoroughly with something like alcohol (preferably not with your expensive bourbon lol) Do all of your cutting prior to doing anything. If you try to cut the material while you install, your going have one hell of a time getting a straight cut. Work the material from the center out this will ensure that all of the air bubbles are worked out during installation. Job well done, Bobs your uncle. Now go drink that Bourbon, you deserve it.

Needed something to protect the door sills on my F150, as thy were getting scratch from the family going in and out, found these inexpensive carbon looking scuff protectors. Covered some of the scratches that the truck already had and looks verty clean.

Esperaba un poco más. Es muy delgada.

Makes my car look great..the only thing that I was disappointed about was, it's a stick on adhesive piece..which was easy to wrinkle up I had to stick a pin in the part which messed you.It comes with a plastic scraper to apply it and it kinda help straighten out the crooked part..But it looks like something the dealership put on cars.

Did not last even three days. Came right off. Not worth it.

I used a heat gun but I believe that if you use a hairdryer would be enough, you definitely need heat to make sure that the strips take the form of the location and also take away the wrinkles from packing and shipping . I would recommend to leave it one inch from the inside border in order to cover the outside fold that normally gets scratched by shoes. I properly clean and keep the are wet when apply in the first top area before the bending. After that use a heat gun to make sure that the material gets flexible (not melting, just a little bit of exposure is enough!!) and I use a wet rag to make sure that it molds in the area after to take away any bubbles and imperfections.