I would like to install this genuine Lexus trunk/bumper protector:
http://is.sewellparts.com/accessorie...2008/1792.html
How difficult is it to install myself?
Thanks!
http://is.sewellparts.com/accessorie...2008/1792.html
How difficult is it to install myself?
Thanks!
Lexus Fanatic
Not very hard at all, you can get the instructions tor install thru Sewell too.
As long as you line it up and everything properly and make sure to work out any bubbles, it's as easy as installing any other kinda vinyl.
As long as you line it up and everything properly and make sure to work out any bubbles, it's as easy as installing any other kinda vinyl.
Lead Lap
If you don't care about the LEXUS logo, try these guys.N below is a link to an instruction video on how to apply the trunk protection area.
Invisible Mask
http://invisiblemask.com/howto.htm
Invisible Mask
http://invisiblemask.com/howto.htm
Lead Lap
Forgot to mention...
Use 10OFF coupon code. 10% off
Also they offer free shipping Over 75.00 and a complete install kit.
However, I don't recommend a newbie trying to put a bumper kit on if you've never done it. Take it to someone and have them put it on. Flat areas are easy, like the hood, fenders, trunk etc.
I have used them on all my cars and the invisible mask film is REALLY good film. Even on black, it's super shiny and very clear. Also their coverage is really good too.
Use 10OFF coupon code. 10% off
Also they offer free shipping Over 75.00 and a complete install kit.
However, I don't recommend a newbie trying to put a bumper kit on if you've never done it. Take it to someone and have them put it on. Flat areas are easy, like the hood, fenders, trunk etc.
I have used them on all my cars and the invisible mask film is REALLY good film. Even on black, it's super shiny and very clear. Also their coverage is really good too.
Driver School Candidate
I'm not sure what my attitude is about these protectors. I have it on one of my cars and it's all scraped up from hitting stuff. So either way, it gets messed up. Either your bumper does or your protector. It was expensive to get too, so really, I'm not sure what the real benefit of it is.
Ummmm....obviously the vinyl got messed up and not your bumper or your paint....that right there is the benefit....bumper applique isn't that expensive lol.
Jeff Lange
Keeping it Real
close
- Join DateApr 2009
- LocationTexas
- Posts:5,219
-
iTrader Positive Feedback100
-
iTrader Feedback Score(1)
-
Likes:227
-
Liked:752 Times in 493 Posts
Quote:
Less expensive than a bumper and your factory paint is still in good shape. Much easier to fix/replace.Originally Posted by doom350
I'm not sure what my attitude is about these protectors. I have it on one of my cars and it's all scraped up from hitting stuff. So either way, it gets messed up. Either your bumper does or your protector. It was expensive to get too, so really, I'm not sure what the real benefit of it is.
Jeff
Lexus Test Driver
It's cake. Line it up before you adhere it and make sure to work out any bubbles.
Lexus Fanatic
Quote:
Like others said....the protector gets scraped up, not your paint. Which would you rather have damaged? After it's collected a whole lot of scuffs and scratches, simply peel it off and apply a new one. Or leave it off and you'll have a unscathed bumper (at least for a little bit Originally Posted by doom350
I'm not sure what my attitude is about these protectors. I have it on one of my cars and it's all scraped up from hitting stuff. So either way, it gets messed up. Either your bumper does or your protector. It was expensive to get too, so really, I'm not sure what the real benefit of it is.
)Quote:
Same here!!! And it's not me, its other people usually Originally Posted by FNFZ4
This is worth it. I cant count how many times I scratched my bumper putting luggage in the trunk
I should have got one when I got the car, i bought it used and it already had a couple scuffs there so I figured i'd just leave it...now there's a few more.
I wish I would've just got it anyway






