Winunite 16.4ft (5m) Car Door Edge Guards Black – Rubber, No Glue, U-Shaped, Built-in Metal Clips, Fits Most Vehicles, Fade-Resistant, Scratch- and Chip-Resistant – Reduces Dings in Parking Lots

phenomenal product, very easy install and great esthetics. looks very clean on my black Toyota camry

This is some of the best edge trim I have ever used. Installation is super easy. Clean the area being covered and install by tapping in place with a soft faced mallet or a wood block and cut to correct length. The material is smooth and attractive . The fit is very secure with metal inside to hold shape. Cuts fine with a pair of side cutters or shears. I used some of the extra to trim some unfinished edges on my aluminum boat. I would recommend and buy again.

I got the 32 foot one. The description has a weird way of describing the lengths that makes it look like gauges or something, the fraction is just how much more of a foot it has, so the 32-4/5 is just almost 33 feet. This threw me for a loop at first. The 32ft was enough to do 2 compact SUVs (cx5 and another) with maybe another 5 feet left, if I recall correctly.If I did it again, I am not sure if grey trim would look better than the black trim on a gray car or not. I like the way it looks but still have to wonder. The black on my grey car looks good, so does the black on my black car. It is less noticable on the black car. The grey car has a more visible, but intentional look.I'd also be aware that when trimming, it may pull backs slightly, like a 1/4 inch, from the ends, depending on if you stretched it a bit. A couple doors had the metal part stick out a tiny bit so I went back and trimmed it again.It was a lifesaver having a rubber mallet to help me to seat it properly. I did both my vehicles in less than a half hour and used a wirecutter to cut it, I probably wouldn't try scissors since it has thin metal inside.I have a good feeling about it protecting my cars when they're in the garage. So far, no marks, but my wife used to leave lots of marks on my other car that didn't have this protection, so I gave up and figured this would be a good solution when loading kids in and out of the car and the door getting pushed a little too far open.

Very effective. Easy to install. Prefer a smooth edge, has slight ridged appearance

easy to put on. i park in a garage so it keeps the edges from getting messed up. it was hot when i put them on, so i had to push them back on a bit the first couple of days. they look very clean

This is a review of the Winunite Car Door Edge Guards. The one I got was specifically the 32.8Ft(10M) in Black. It was a perfect fits for my car. It went on securely without any glue required. I cannot speak of the durability as I just installed it, but it looks and feels like it was made from top materials. It has a metal structure covered by the rubber exterior. This should protect the edges of my doors. Also it looks great.

Was ecstatic on receiving this to install. Kept dinging door with side fence scratching door & paint. Highly recommend. Crazy how accurate & exact the length is. Exceptional quality. I ordered two just in case and one alone covered the four doors and trunk edge. Soon as I finished with the doors, the remaining length was exact for the trunk. Will be gifting the other one for sure.See attached picture, on a VW Atlas.Got black and blends right in to the pure gray color. Extremely happy with purchase and ease of use. The package brings a pamphlet with QR of someone installing it, took me 15 minutes tops to install. I used a small piece of wood to tap on, video shows a rubber mallet - use what you have on hand that you know you want slam on to damage.

EDIT: I am updating this to 3 stars as proceed with caution. The seller was responsive and met me halfway to address the damage to my car doors. I would consider this more of a permanent addition if you have a car with thinner paint like Hyundai/Kia. I also applied it to my wife’s 2019 Mazda 3 and removed it to clean and there was no damage to the clear coat or paint. Overall it seems to come down to how your factory paint is done and if you ever plan to remove it in the future for more than cleaning.Original Review: If I could go back and never put this on my car I would. Put on a brand new Elantra N to “protect” the doors and it ended up causing more damage in a single week than any chip could. I am now looking at over $500 of correction which on a brand new car. I would have been better off just leaving it be or putting PPF. STAY AWAY IF YOUR CAR IS NEW. I’ve emailed the company and waiting for a response and will update this when I get an email back. My car got very dirty yesterday and I removed these to do a proper clean and wax and found that it completely screwed the clear coat, causing lumps. Look at the photos below if you need proof.