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Lower Seal
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- Forester
Cowl Trim Clip
Subaru - Subaru:
- Ascent,
- B9 Tribeca,
- BRZ,
- Crosstrek,
- Forester,
Body A-Pillar Trim Panel Clip
Subaru - Subaru:
- Ascent,
- B9 Tribeca,
- BRZ,
- Crosstrek,
- Forester,
Lift-Gate Trim Scuff Plate Clip
Subaru - Subaru:
- Ascent,
- Crosstrek,
- Forester,
- Impreza,
- Legacy,
Air Guide Clip
Subaru - Subaru:
- Ascent,
- BRZ,
- Crosstrek,
- Forester,
- Impreza,
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How do you install door sill protectors?
Installing these components is easy and straightforward. Make sure you clean the surface where you will place the door sill. You can then remove the adhesive backing on the sill and carefully place it on your vehicle entryway.
Are car door sills worth it?
Door sills are either protective films or assemblies made of heavy-duty materials. They act as the first point of contact between your feet and other equipment instead of the bare body of your car as you enter your cabin. This helps keep your interior clean and saves you money from regular cleaning and replacement services.
How do scuff plates work?
These cost-efficient accessories protect your paint job from various damages, including abrasions caused by smudges from dirt and foot traffic. Scuff plates also absorb the impact of constant door slams. These accessories also let you customize your ride and give it a sleeker and more personalized look.
What designs do door sill protectors come in?
Most OEM sill protectors come in a black finish to blend with the rest of most vehicle interiors. Their surfaces often have the logo of the car manufacturer to complete the clean look of your ride. Other door sills have grooves, markings, and textures for better traction to prevent slipping.
How do you secure carpet retainers?
You can use clips to secure your carpet retainers and prevent them from moving out of place. These small pieces of plastics can either be clipped, pushed like pins, or hooked onto your car flooring. They are easy to apply because many vehicles have designated anchor points on the floor for this purpose.