My Front-Lip Scrape Guard from Home Depot, Using Industrial Strength Velcro
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One of the things that makes any lowered car owner cringe the most is getting their expensive front lip and/or freshly painted bumper scrape while traversing up and down driveways. The best way to mitigate that mitigate that is to make a lip guard using a material that is cheap, has adhesive, be durable enough to resist against abrasion, and be easily replaceable.
So, thinking out of the box, the only material that I could think of with those qualities is industrial strength velcro from the local Home Depot
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What I did was cutting it into foot long pieces and do some minor trimming around the curves of the bumper/lip. Here is a picture of it after a few weeks of use, and a few scrapes.
![](http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5225/5557909336_2375a0d457_b.jpg)
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So, thinking out of the box, the only material that I could think of with those qualities is industrial strength velcro from the local Home Depot
![](http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5062/5557910010_8744b3134d_b.jpg)
What I did was cutting it into foot long pieces and do some minor trimming around the curves of the bumper/lip. Here is a picture of it after a few weeks of use, and a few scrapes.
![](http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5225/5557909336_2375a0d457_b.jpg)
Best $8 Spent Ever
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Last edited by xknowonex; 03-24-11 at 10:51 PM.
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One of the things that makes any lowered car owner cringe the most is getting their expensive front lip and/or freshly painted bumper scrape while traversing up and down driveways. The best way to mitigate that mitigate that is to make a lip guard using a material that is cheap, has adhesive, be durable enough to resist against abrasion, and be easily replaceable.
So, thinking out of the box, the only material that I could think of with those qualities is industrial strength velcro from the local Home Depot
![](http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5062/5557910010_8744b3134d_b.jpg)
What I did was cutting it into foot long pieces and do some minor trimming around the curves of the bumper/lip. Here is a picture of it after a few weeks of use, and a few scrapes.
![](http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5225/5557909336_2375a0d457_b.jpg)
Best $8 Spent Ever![](http://images.ibsrv.net/ibsrv/res/src:g35driver.com/get/forums/images/smilies/domo-kun.gif)
So, thinking out of the box, the only material that I could think of with those qualities is industrial strength velcro from the local Home Depot
![](http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5062/5557910010_8744b3134d_b.jpg)
What I did was cutting it into foot long pieces and do some minor trimming around the curves of the bumper/lip. Here is a picture of it after a few weeks of use, and a few scrapes.
![](http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5225/5557909336_2375a0d457_b.jpg)
Best $8 Spent Ever
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