QBUC Car Door Entry Guards Scratch Cover Protector Paint Threshold Guard,Door sill Protector,Front Rear Door Entry Sill Guard Scuff Plate for Most Cars,2in9.8ft(5cm3m) Transparent

Fantastic Product would recommend. Sticks and even with the heavy rain does not come off.

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I didn’t use this for car door edging. I used it to edge DIY lids for aquariums. I made the lids out of twinwall polycarbonate which provide rigidity and allow 80% of light through. One drawback is that the airspace of the twinwall is exposed at the ends and water will get inside. I used this tape to seal the edges. It is crystal clear, completely waterproof and sticks well to the polycarbonate. The lid looks fabulous on my rimless tank and does not detract from the “glass box” look. I’ll be making this style for all future fish tanks. I did let it cure after application for 24 hours before exposing it to the wet environment. It sticks well, but you can also remove it without leaving an adhesive residue. I’m finding all sorts of uses for this tape now. It’s silicone under a shiny clear flexible and slightly stretchy plastic. It’s so clear that it doesn’t detract from the appearance of anything I’ve used it on. I have an old 1960s metal fishtank hood and I kept cutting my hand on the sheet metal. I used this tape to edge the sharp edges and now I don’t get cut. And it doesn’t look bad. Previously, I might have chosen electrical tape, but this is a much better solution. I’ve used it to edge glass And patch a pinhole on an inflatable plastic alpaca. It’s: Crystal clear - surprisingly so 100% waterproof Sticks to a variety of surfaces Doesn’t leave a residue when removed Provides slight thickness and padding Easy to apply Conforms around gentle curves Easy to cut Can be repositioned before you press it down I don’t need to edge any car doors, but aside from a possible challenge to apply it straight (it is basically tape after all), I think it would work fine.

Faciliter d'installation.

Not an exciting thing but the thick flexible clear tape does exactly what it is supposed to do, and one year on, it is still in place.