OrangeStreak
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I haven't attached the Bumpers to the AVS Bugflector II yet. If I did, would attach them to the Deflector itself to protect the paint.
I can't imagine how the Deflector could touch the paint unless enough pressure was applied to break it or shatter it. I tried to press the Deflector in by hand and couldn't get it anywhere near the paint. It doesn't seem reasonable that the force from the wind while traveling could push the Deflector against the paint? Maybe it is standard practice for the manufacturer to include these in all their kits. Has anyone had any issues or experience with this or any idea why the Bumpers are really needed?
Thanks for your input.
I can't imagine how the Deflector could touch the paint unless enough pressure was applied to break it or shatter it. I tried to press the Deflector in by hand and couldn't get it anywhere near the paint. It doesn't seem reasonable that the force from the wind while traveling could push the Deflector against the paint? Maybe it is standard practice for the manufacturer to include these in all their kits. Has anyone had any issues or experience with this or any idea why the Bumpers are really needed?
Thanks for your input.
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