Aggressive ding/scuff protection?
#1
Aggressive ding/scuff protection?
What do you do to keep your fit looking its best and protecting it from everyone else?
I always look for dingless parking way in the back or hug a curb.
For parallel parking i’m thinking of getting tow hooks to hopefully protect the front and especially rear bumpers a little more.
I always look for dingless parking way in the back or hug a curb.
For parallel parking i’m thinking of getting tow hooks to hopefully protect the front and especially rear bumpers a little more.
#2
if you are just looking for casual protection get some expensive paint sealants that increase the hardness such as:
CQuartz Ceramic Quartz Paint Protection, CQuartz nano coating, nano paint sealant
If you are parallel parking all the time in an area where street parking, and it is a given that people will do bump-parking to get in, then you should invest in clearbra or other stick-on pieces of armor to your bumper on your driver sides.
CQuartz Ceramic Quartz Paint Protection, CQuartz nano coating, nano paint sealant
If you are parallel parking all the time in an area where street parking, and it is a given that people will do bump-parking to get in, then you should invest in clearbra or other stick-on pieces of armor to your bumper on your driver sides.
#3
i use griot's one-step sealant for paint protection against the natural elements.
for dings and scratches, i have tools to fix that, but since my car is a dd, i can't really prevent it much. i dont really park far away either. i try to park on a corner spot as much as possible.
for parallel parking, there are hanging rubber mats that attach to your trunk and stuff. maybe get something like that? luckily i dont live in the city and when i do go to the city, i just spend a tad of $ and use the parking garage.
for dings and scratches, i have tools to fix that, but since my car is a dd, i can't really prevent it much. i dont really park far away either. i try to park on a corner spot as much as possible.
for parallel parking, there are hanging rubber mats that attach to your trunk and stuff. maybe get something like that? luckily i dont live in the city and when i do go to the city, i just spend a tad of $ and use the parking garage.
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