Car: Panda, Hatchback, 169, 5-Doors, 10.2003-03.2012 (NOT for Cross 4x4 or Climber)
Delivery Time:10-12 Days
Content: 1x rearguard, 1 x assembly instructions
Colour: black
Product description
Modern cars have good paintwork - this can be particularly annoying for the rear bumpers, as the rear panelling also forms the loading sill. Unfortunately, paint scratches during loading and unloading are not always avoidable.
Repairing the damaged areas is annoying and expensive. And particularly annoying - they keep coming back!
Our rear bumper protection solves this problem elegantly and practically - for good.
Of course, our loading sill protection is also ideal for prevention and for protecting your loading area.
Families, pet owners and tradespeople in particular have recognised the benefits of our protection systems and confirm their effectiveness.
Advantages of the loading sill protector:
- Outstanding accuracy of fit
- CNC milled for high accuracy and shaping
- Fits perfectly to the vehicle contours
- Simple and quick 3M adhesive mounting
(if possible - fixation on the original mounting points with the original screws)
- A must for pet owners who let their pets in and out of the boot.
- Optimum protection for private and/or commercial use
- Easy-care, washable and winter-proof.
- Made from high-quality black ABS (plastic)
similar surface to that of commonly used vehicle plastic add-on parts
- Easy-to-understand illustrated installation instructions
- Many vehicle manufacturers offer this bumper protection from RGM as an ORIGINAL ACCESSORY
- OEM quality
This offered item is not an original product of the named vehicle manufacturer. The naming of brand names and model designations is purely for the purpose of allocation and usability. All logos, brand names, product names and trade marks are the property of their rightful owners. Some of these products are manufactured by RGM (England) as original accessories for various vehicle manufacturers and other accessory brands and sold under their own names and/or brand names.
