SILL REAR TAPE....guard stones.....some ideas need

[spainconection]

Hi, any ideas are welcome for the new installation of protective plastic, guard stones ,SILL REAR TAPE.

any idea is welcome
kind regards

Edited by spainconection on Friday 15th July 22:41

[Murph7355]

Do you have front mudguards?

If not, I'd put those on.

Otherwise, have a chat with Paintshield.

[spainconection]

Murph7355 said:

Do you have front mudguards?

If not, I'd put those on.

Otherwise, have a chat with Paintshield.

Do you have front mudguards... NO

you have pictures cars with mudguard
the vantage looks good with mudguard????

[Murph7355]

Various photos here:

http://www.c7photography.com/Resources/Galleries/A...

It looks fine IMO, and stops the majority of stones

[spainconection]

where to buy

[EBruce]

The dealer sells them. I odered them after some rock chips were noticed. It really helped.

[marcelg]

They look pretty reasonably priced at about £64 on various dealer websites
Are they simple to fit to the car?

[Jockman]

hola Manuel

There was a thread about paint repair I recall which contained some info on Ventureshield posted by Quinny on about page 7

http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/gassing/topic.asp?h=0...

[With these feet]

Heli-tape (quite costly and only 3" widths IIRC) works well but thick and hard to fit.
Clear vinyl which you can purchase quite cheaply and much easier to fit and replace. Plus you can make it the shape of the OE stuff.

[mikey k]

I have PPF from the rear arch right to the door edge with the upper limit at that swage line that runs from the top of the rear arch across the door.
I also have both sills completely covered and no "mud" guards
Works really well. 23k miles and not a single stone chip in the protected area

[mikey k]

With these feet said:

Heli-tape (quite costly and only 3" widths IIRC) works well but thick and hard to fit.
Clear vinyl which you can purchase quite cheaply and much easier to fit and replace. Plus you can make it the shape of the OE stuff.

Be careful they are not all UV stable and can go yellowish in the sun