How to Install Anti-Collision Strips and Corner Guards?
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For adhesive-type anti-collision strips, they are generally applied to the most vulnerable areas of car doors where impacts are likely to occur. The cross-section of strip-type protectors is U-shaped, with double-sided tape attached to the inner side of the U. During installation, the U-shaped groove should be fitted onto the edge of the car door.
I enjoy doing some small modifications to my car, and applying bumper guards to protect the body is quite practical. Choose materials like silicone or rubber with strong adhesive backing. Cleaning the corner surfaces is crucial—use alcohol wipes to remove grease and dust, otherwise it won’t stick well. Measure the placement of the guards to avoid being too tight or too loose, and trim to the right length. Be careful when peeling off the backing, align it with the car corner and slowly press it on, smoothing from the center outward to remove air bubbles. Hold it for a few seconds to let the adhesive set. Avoid using the car immediately after application; wait half an hour for the glue to fully bond. It’s recommended to regularly check the adhesive, especially in humid or dusty environments—adding adhesive promoter can make it more reliable. These guards prevent door dings and damage, saving repair costs and keeping the car looking good.
