Bumper Armor
This is the first time I've heard of this stuff. A quick search and I found bumper bully and parking armor. Bumper bully looked more aesthetically pleasing, but I wonder how well either works. Not a bad idea at all, really.
I really hate to see my white car all scuffed up....
Go a different route and have your entire car sprayed with some type of truck bed lining coating.
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I'm in DC now and there are tons of those bumper guards.
That said, its still not a bad idea. It doesn't protect your corners though.
I also came across these. Really, not a bad idea either. If I were in an area I had to parallel park more, I'd consider this. Won't help against a truck or raised vehicle, of course....
On a related note, I just spotted an Audi A4 on the Tapan Zee driving with a bumper guard. I tried to get my girlfriend to snap a pic but he was going too slow.
In Norwalk CT now for dinner .... TONS of snow!! I'm not looking forward to shoveling tonight.
Last edited by Jig9798; Feb 10, 2013 at 02:49 PM.
I think it will probably encourage people to be more careless, but hey, looks like they are careless anyway, so might as well have some sort of defense. The front bumper shox are nice, but so bulky. I might get the middle one, ive seen the xl version on a car and it looks like a little animal stuck on your car. after much discussion and seeing a few different types walking around today, i think i will go with the bumper bully because it is thin and can easily go back into trunk, and since its rubber, it will not hold water. The bumper armor is bulky and people say it retains water. not something i want in my trunk.... Also, technically its not for bumper cars, but to simply avoid scratches from them, so the extra padding wont really be necessary... Opinions?
Heh. I wonder if that's either being more defense minded to poor/negligent drivers or enabling them...
That said, its still not a bad idea. It doesn't protect your corners though.
I also came across these. Really, not a bad idea either. If I were in an area I had to parallel park more, I'd consider this. Won't help against a truck or raised vehicle, of course....
That said, its still not a bad idea. It doesn't protect your corners though.
I also came across these. Really, not a bad idea either. If I were in an area I had to parallel park more, I'd consider this. Won't help against a truck or raised vehicle, of course....
Looks like you can move the velcro straps to the opposite side of the curb so that way it further covers your corners when people pull out...
I think it will probably encourage people to be more careless, but hey, looks like they are careless anyway, so might as well have some sort of defense. The front bumper shox are nice, but so bulky. I might get the middle one, ive seen the xl version on a car and it looks like a little animal stuck on your car. after much discussion and seeing a few different types walking around today, i think i will go with the bumper bully because it is thin and can easily go back into trunk, and since its rubber, it will not hold water. The bumper armor is bulky and people say it retains water. not something i want in my trunk.... Also, technically its not for bumper cars, but to simply avoid scratches from them, so the extra padding wont really be necessary... Opinions?
That truck-liner "painted" car... ballsy... but dang. Wanna see that in action, lol!
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. Looking to buy a parking armor. Does anyone have any experience with them? If so, what size did you get? I have a 2012 max.
