Scuff Guard idea... Opinions please!
I have been trying to find a cheap yet very functional way to eliminate scuffs on the bottom of the nose of our cars.
Completely different Idea
EDITTED ON THE 28th:... I am going to get the front bumper cover removed and the very bottom spayed with a rubberized Bed liner.
Completely different Idea
EDITTED ON THE 28th:... I am going to get the front bumper cover removed and the very bottom spayed with a rubberized Bed liner.
Last edited by IronCobra; Oct 28, 2005 at 07:28 AM.
I dunno man.... Although it would be hard to see, you don't want your car looking like some kinda S&M mask.... I would just play it safe and get a decent looking plastic lip that doesn't show very much. You have a damn nie car and I wouldnt wanna see you mess it up in any way. If you feel it will work, go for it by all means! just give us a report and pics when or if you try it out! good luck.
Originally Posted by TRD_Power
I dunno man.... Although it would be hard to see, you don't want your car looking like some kinda S&M mask.... I would just play it safe and get a decent looking plastic lip that doesn't show very much. You have a damn nie car and I wouldnt wanna see you mess it up in any way. If you feel it will work, go for it by all means! just give us a report and pics when or if you try it out! good luck.
Originally Posted by na4now
I guess its a matter of which would look worse.......
scuffs and scratches, or those things.
Jordan
scuffs and scratches, or those things.
Jordan
The point of them is to prevent the paint from starting to chip and that chip from spreading.
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But wouldn't they just catch on whatever is scratching and bend/crack the paint where they are attached? I think some think clear bra film would be best to help with minor cracks and paint chipping.
Originally Posted by IronCobra
what about having the bumper cover removed and masked and sprayed with Rino-liner across the bottom??????
Didn't you start a thread on protecting yourself from scraping already?
You also started 2 threads about your wheels, one lowered, one not. Let's keep all the same exactly topics in one thread please.
I feel like moderator or something...
Anyways, Why don't you try welding some metal plates to the bottom frame so that whenever your nose goes down, it'll hit the plates before your nose.
You also started 2 threads about your wheels, one lowered, one not. Let's keep all the same exactly topics in one thread please.
I feel like moderator or something...
Anyways, Why don't you try welding some metal plates to the bottom frame so that whenever your nose goes down, it'll hit the plates before your nose.
Originally Posted by Xotic sC
Didn't you start a thread on protecting yourself from scraping already?
You also started 2 threads about your wheels, one lowered, one not. Let's keep all the same exactly topics in one thread please.
I feel like moderator or something...
Anyways, Why don't you try welding some metal plates to the bottom frame so that whenever your nose goes down, it'll hit the plates before your nose.
You also started 2 threads about your wheels, one lowered, one not. Let's keep all the same exactly topics in one thread please.
I feel like moderator or something...
Anyways, Why don't you try welding some metal plates to the bottom frame so that whenever your nose goes down, it'll hit the plates before your nose.
... good point though 
Actually that thread was just to figure out what the thing was. This one is for people to brainstorm about how to solve the problem.
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You might want to consider something like a couple of the GS members did with a custom scuff plate
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...ighlight=plate
You might want to consider something like a couple of the GS members did with a custom scuff plate
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...ighlight=plate






