I find that twisting the metal cable that connects the two pieces, as illustrated in the second photograph, ensures that the cable keeps its distance from the paint and it also provides a clean look. Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. The padding of Doordefenders is robust, providing a high degree of protection from typical parking lot impacts. It's too easy for them to be encouraged by squirrels, cats, whatever to lean out too far and when you take a turn, they can just flop on out. Given a number of recent posts illustrating the desires of Porsche owners to protect their cars, I thought that it was time to share my usage experiences with Doordefender Magnetic Car Door Protectors (see http://www.

The downside of magnetic car door protectors is that an exposed magnetic strip can potentially scratch the car door paint. The Door Protector quickly and easily installs using 3 tuck-in retention tabs along the top that slide between the window glass an inside door panel.If the magnet is not attracted to the door than it means your doors are Aluminum and DoorShox will not work. Magnetic car door protectors do use magnets that stick to your car door but can be easily removed when you don’t need them. Marketing Marketing cookies are used for advertising purposes so that we, with the help of our partners, can present you with the type of offers that we deem to be most relevant for you and your preferences. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others.

The paintwork immediately becomes damaged and over a period of time, this can become noticeable on the vehicle even when the door is shut. Instead, I carry these in the luggage compartment and deploy them when I have no choice other than to park in areas that are not as Porsche-friendly as I would prefer. I hose down the back of my truck in the summer so it isn't hot, I always go straight to my destination so it doesn't have a chance to get hot, they can get under the toolbox if they want out of the wind or sun, and I train them to ride in the back properly. Doordefenders are most easily described as magnet-backed, rubber bumpers, covered primarily in an all-weather fabric, with felt material covering the magnet side.I fine with a down-vote, but its just hard to "fix" a question without comment on what's wrong with it.