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PVC edge protector as protection against skin slice / cut from sharp stainless steel (i.e. wrist cut injury)
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I am surprised at the amount of ridicule towards the OP. This place is turning out to be the 5th grade for adults.
He offered a solution to a problem that some trucks have, proof is in the bloody pic posted on this forum. If you don't like it, skip it. Its really simple. I have been telling other CT owners that I have met about this forum but now I will not be mentioning it.
He offered a solution to a problem that some trucks have, proof is in the bloody pic posted on this forum. If you don't like it, skip it. Its really simple. I have been telling other CT owners that I have met about this forum but now I will not be mentioning it.
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While waiting for my Quad motor 500 mile range CT (I, know, don't hold my breath), I got an X. I immediately noticed the front door edges were sharp enough to damage adjacent vehicles if I were careless. So, I bought the Auto Zone edge guards. The black matched my paint and they could be trimmed to the right length. I noticed, since the guards filled in the gap between the front doors and the Falcon Wings, the road noise decreased a bit.
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