13ft*3.15in [Side] [Skirt]s Protector, [Universal] Rubber [Anti]-[Scratch Edge Guards for Cars, Sedans, Truck, SUV Bumper (Black)

I unfortunately couldn't use this on my car because the sills were too rusted and I decided to get rid of the car. However, I did find another use for it. I decided to use it to act as a buffer on an outside wall because my son parks there and hits the wall when he opens the car door. The strip does stick very well to the bricks and has weathered well. The main thing I note is that it is supplied as a roll and when it is unwound to fix to a flat surface, the curled edges produce kinks. I'm not bothered by this for my application, but it would not look good on a car and will also allow standing water inside the edge.

Does not stick to sides properly and comes off easily!

Tutto ok

Quick shipping, very fair price, excellent product, I would deal with this seller again, A+

Vinyl/rubber material seemed durable and flexible. I let it sit out in the sun to get good and warm to install it. Also used rubbing alcohol to clean the surface I was adhering to to remove any wax, crud or oilly residue. After that this tape installed pretty well. Because it was warm and plyable I was able to have it install nice and flat, no curves left from how it's packaged in a roll. It looks almost factory right now, we'll see if it lasts for a while or not. I would have liked to have seen a slightly better, stronger adhesive on the back, it was alright tho.

Awesome product so easy to order and install.

Ok so I think it’s important for you to know this: The glue is good but if it’s cold or room temperature it’s not really going to have a strong adherence, this is what I did: I took a Heat Gun and started to peel for sections, I peeled then heated it and voilà! It stuck VERY WELL so much that it didn’t came off and when I tried it just to see it took all the paint with it, so if you want it to really stick you need to heat it before sticking it. You can use a heat gun, an hair drier etc. Finally, let’s not forget that at the end of the day it can be the strongest adhesive but it’s still going to be adhesive, so I added two screws to reinforce and that way it will be there no matter if the glue starts to fade with time. Overall I’m very happy with this, a new rocker panel is more than $200, used is more than $100 and this one looks very nice, is a thick material and the rounded edge gives it a good finish, let’s hope it holds with time since it isn’t either that cheap.