Simon Says
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- First Name
- Simon
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- May 29, 2022
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- Quebec, Canada
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- 2016 Mustang GT PP / 2022 Ranger Tremor
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- Peace officer
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Hi,
Besides 3M protection film, anyone has found a good solution against the rock thown by the front tires? The more agressive thread on these General grabbers and the wider stance of the Tremor definitely seems to be the problem here.
I got my Tremor brand new. I installed the Rokblokz XL flaps the first day, but there is still that area on the lower part of the front doors where a lot of rocks are being thrown at. They fly under the flaps and right above the side steps. So I noticed a lot of paint chips on that area after just around 2000km, and i decided to pay for a 3M protection film that covers the bottom of front and rear doors. Now im only at 5700km and the film is perforated at many places. At this rate, it wont be long before there is no film left to protect the paint. I live in Quebec Canada, where they put a lot of a salt on roads during the winter and fear rust could appear really soon.
If ever someone has found a better solution than 3M, i'm all ears. I've seen that a line-x style protection can be applied, but not sure i would like the look of it.
Besides 3M protection film, anyone has found a good solution against the rock thown by the front tires? The more agressive thread on these General grabbers and the wider stance of the Tremor definitely seems to be the problem here.
I got my Tremor brand new. I installed the Rokblokz XL flaps the first day, but there is still that area on the lower part of the front doors where a lot of rocks are being thrown at. They fly under the flaps and right above the side steps. So I noticed a lot of paint chips on that area after just around 2000km, and i decided to pay for a 3M protection film that covers the bottom of front and rear doors. Now im only at 5700km and the film is perforated at many places. At this rate, it wont be long before there is no film left to protect the paint. I live in Quebec Canada, where they put a lot of a salt on roads during the winter and fear rust could appear really soon.
If ever someone has found a better solution than 3M, i'm all ears. I've seen that a line-x style protection can be applied, but not sure i would like the look of it.
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