SINGARO Car Rear Bumper Protector, 35.5inch x2.75inch Car/SUV Universal Rubber Anti-Scratch Trunk Exterior Accessories（Black）

I used this for my Chevy equinox, and I really like it. My car hatch was causing some marks on my bumper and I wanted to protect it. It looks like it came with the car , and was easy to apply. I didn’t need to measure or cut anything. Great purchase

I bought this this last winter after witnessing my dog mis-step on my back bumper, slip, and totally face plant the concrete when she was getting out of my car's hatchback. She was ok, and only had a bruised ego I guess but it scared me. I was leary of the adhesive as I have been disappointed with other industrial rubber mats becoming gross and slimy as they aged. So far, it has held through wet, snowy, and sub-0 temps, and summer (in the 90's and hit 102 degrees F) is almost over and it hasn't shrunk and left any gross residue. My dog is more confident getting in and out of the car since I put it on. I feel at ease as well. This product has served VERY well so far.

For context, I bought this for my Ford Escape 2024 and here’s my experience.I’ve had this product for three weeks now, going through rain, mud, gravel, and dirt trails and I can tell you that it’s pretty darn durable!My only issue was it came in folded which warped it to have these fold lines that would not make it straight like the picture it shows.I was about to return this product but, I found a way around this which was to let it set out in the hot sun for a good hour or two, to let it get soft and rubbery to the point where it finally straightened it out.While doing that, the sticky adhesive also became somewhat stronger, if that makes sense which instantly bonded to my rear bumper and sealed it to not fall off.Finally it also looks good for my suv to bring out more character to it and matches perfectly with the white color!I am surprised to say I’m satisfied with my order!

The protector seems good as far as size and function (I got the larger size for the Impreza), but the adhesive was wrinkled pretty bad on the bottom of it such that the rubber can't lay flat and is lumpy looking. From a distance it looks ok but closer it appears very sloppy. I'm pretty disappointed but it's also now stuck very firmly to the car and I don't want to damage the paint trying to get it off.

It's $9.00.... If it lasts 6 months, its better than $60-$70... Leave it out flat over night, or heat up a little with a Heat gun or Hair drier. Center it on the bumper, peel off 1/2 of the adhesive cover, lay flat. Then do the opposite side from the center... THEN the one end, then the other. Do it in 4 steps, then rub all the way back and forth causing heat/friction, and you will be all set! Turned out great!

Doesn’t stand out and the adhesive has lasted a long time: I bought this product over a year ago and it’s still going strong. Prevents damage to the bumper from strollers and what ever else that we constantly store in the trunk. Looks good too. Just make sure that it’s center and don’t try to do the whole thing at once. I removed a little bit of the tape cover at a time as I installed.

The bumper protector is great rubber quality, but the adhesive tape DOES NOT WORK. I decided to remove it, which it peeled off unbelievably easy. Next, I used a spray degreaser (gun cleaner) to remove any oils. Regular isopropyl alcohol should work too. Once it dried, I used 1-inch wide 3M strong double-sided tape and cut 3 strips to cover one side, then 3 strips to cover the other side. This will allow me to press it down firmly, starting from the center to the end...working on one half of the protector at a time. I did a test fitment beforehand, so it looked great, and no clearance issues with the tailgate. This is a nice protector and looked great based on the pre-fitment. Final install was easy to guide along the top edge of the bumper, keeping the end higher as it was pressed down. See pics attached.

Buen material