Rear Plastic Bumper Protector

That's a great question. The clear one is easy to remove with a heat gun or even a hair dryer, patience, and then maybe Gone

SM-N910V ?

 

I'm expecting my new bumper in the mail and will do my best to let ya know about size size differences and what the body guys/gals say.

SM-N910V ?

 

I have a black applique on my '12. Pebble grain, thick. Fine after 40k miles and 5 years. But there are painted bumper edges around it that could get scratched. The ideal one would wrap from inside the trunk to the rear edge of the bumper.

 

I re-did the bumper protector on my Gen II shortly after I bought it, since I noticed that it had started to detach itself - the trick is to use alcohol to clean the surfaces, use double-sided tape, and a hair-dryer to get things nice and toasty, I did mine in the sub-zero temps of January, so it was particularly important to get things warm. Good luck!

 

Re bumper scratch protection / other drivers in family abusing my car...Has anyone found alternative to the clear oem optional protector? I see possible use of a poem black plastic protector from Rav 4 , Seinna , Scion models, Ford Explorer or GMC Enclave, big box stores sell a 3m product-a 4" wide roll of self adhesive stair tread tape by the foot, and or I thought i saw a aftermarket molding company that sold a black strip to cover / protect bumper from damage. Any ideas? Also still looking for a 1.5 -2" body side mold that oem that complements looks and works to keep door dings to a minimum.

 

Check out Ye Olde PriusChatte Shoppe, for a rear bumper protector. The previous owner had thoughtfully fitted one to my 2009 Gen II, but it had started to come loose, however it was a simple job to reattach using double-sided tape (and a hair-dryer)

 

The applique will peel off with a little heat and finesse, but you can also stick the plastic protector over it if you wish.

 

If the applique is adhering well to the bumper face, the protector will adhere well to the applique and bumper.