Flat Black Auto Accessory Door Handle Trim Molding Scratch Cover Guards 2 Door Pack

These feel very durable. Very easy install! So, you warm up the magnetic side, once it feels more flexible, it's ready. You take it to your car and stick it on! While it's warm, it molds to your car and when it cools off it stays in place perfectly. Viola! I'll be ordering another 2 sets for my husbands' truck :)Update: 11/18/2019After over 3 years of having those on my car, they held up, never slipped off or put of place and protected it nicely. I ordered another set for my newest vehicle. Very happy with my purchase!

They’re ok but for some reason I was expecting thermoformed plastic. Maybe that’s on me. A little off-putting they’re nothing more than fridge magnets.

Re'cd today, easy install looks great on my Nissan Rogue. Molded just fine into my door handle voids with the magnetic mat'l. Really looks sharp and adds custom curb appeal with function. A little pricy though for 4, ($34).

These are a great invention to protect (or cover) the paint behind the vehicle door handles. Bought a set for both front & back doors on my Scion xD and xB. They fit perfectly & look great. Although the instructions were slightly different I put on a heavy pair of cloth gloves and used a hair dryer to heat the back side of the Cupeez so it would mold to the curve of the door. While I recommend you follow the instructions the gloves worked great for me and were really nice in smooth out the Cupeez so it molded to the door. I'm planning to order another pair for my Nissan Titan.

An especially silly product that does not fit the door handle area of my VW GTI. It needed to be trimmed. And it doesn't particularly "form" itself to the concave area beneath the door handle, either, even following the instructions. Basically this is a piece of magnetized rubber (or vinyl?) which you could buy elsewhere for a fraction of the price.

Didn't stick on my F-150.

I put them on my 2016 Mazda 3 and they work well. This product will not work on my 2012 Subruban because the hand holes have plastic running behind and wont allow the magnetic to adhere. The best advise is to get them hot enough with the hair dryer to make them conform to the depth of the hand hole. If you don't get enough heat it wont conform to the full depth. It is easy to take them off and reheat them if it doesn't conform the first try.

It doesn't stick there for long.