MAXSA Park Right Car Door & Bumper Guards (2 Pack), Thick Reflective Foam with Adhesive Mounting 37357

Loved it when we first put it in our garage. Gone are the days when I have to worry about hitting the wall with the door! The foam is so durable and strong that its pretty unbelievable that its for this price!

I put these on the side of our garage to protect the sheet rock from opening the car door. I put up two, one for the front door and one for the back. Installation was easy. First I pulled the car into the garage and opened the door to see where it would touch the wall. I put a small mark there and used that to center the bumber. Then I used a stud finder to find a stud, and put another small mark on the wall. Next I took off the protection on the back and stuck the bumper on the wall. Then I got a screw long enough to dig into the stud and put it into the bumper and stud to secure the unit. Now there is no chance of the bumper falling off the wall or the door dinging up the wall.I also bought some floor stops to make sure the car stops in the same place every time. This combination makes everything secure and very functional.

Muy buen producto, ya le di sin querer con la camioneta y no se raspa el vehículo y el tope aguanta mucho y regresa a la normalidad

I had my garage painted and the wall patched where my car door constantly hit it (I was careful however it still hit the drywall). This was super easy to install with the double sided tape, very strong. The package comes with two, I only had to use one so I have one in reserve.

Product works as designed. Prevents my car doors from putting dings in my garage walls. Extremely easy installation. Would recommend for anyone who parks in their garage and/or has children.Update: 7/1/16I originally purchased this item to prevent damaging my garage drywall with my vehicle door. The product does just that. However, we are currently experiencing a pretty brutal summer here in Florida. The temperature in the garage can get well over a 100 degrees. Unfortunately the tape which holds the product to the wall begins to melt at those temperatures. The end result; the product falls off the wall. Fortunately, I had a few (Scotch All-Weather Fasteners) laying around in which I used to reattach the product to the wall.