Mustang_Scotty
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Only 120 miles on my Base and I drive it as of now like a yugo, and everytime I come back from my 3 mile journey these rocks are in the skirt.
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JLT makes them.OK an I missing something, sorry, are there blockers for this?
I was gonna put some xpel wrap down on the rear 1/4 in front of the tires to hopefully mitigate some of the rock damage I have been hearing about. The blockers are a good idea as well.My rear quarter panels right between the door and fender have a lot of small rock chips at 2500 miles. Even with the JLT blockers but they do help.
I never ever leave home without them.OK an I missing something, sorry, are there blockers for this?
I had my Xpel installer cut a custom piece that goes from the rocker panel all the way up to the character line above and in front of the tires. That area takes a lot of hits from junk thrown back from the front tires.I was gonna put some xpel wrap down on the rear 1/4 in front of the tires to hopefully mitigate some of the rock damage I have been hearing about. The blockers are a good idea as well.
It's 10x worse with sport cups.I had my Xpel installer cut a custom piece that goes from the rocker panel all the way up to the character line above and in front of the tires. That area takes a lot of hits from junk thrown back from the front tires.
Xpel has a kit called the "impact area" which is the area you described. This area is the most vulnerable paint area on our cars. In other words this area is receiving impact from your tires 100% of the time.My rear quarter panels right between the door and fender have a lot of small rock chips at 2500 miles. Even with the JLT blockers but they do help.
I wonder if the impact area is thicker materialXpel has a kit called the "impact area" which is the area you described. This area is the most vulnerable paint area on our cars. In other words this area is receiving impact from your tires 100% of the time.
Probably not. XPEL is pretty strong stuff as it is.I wonder if the impact area is thicker material
I wonder if the impact area is thicker material
Probably not. XPEL is pretty strong stuff as it is.