EZ Lip

[zex]

Has anyone thought about this?

http://ezlip.com/

Looks like a good way to prevent scratches for a lowered car...

[encity5]

Oh wow someone actually is trying to package and sell the home depot lip?
"Not sold in stores!" (Except its just garage door liner)

Google home depot lip, its the same thing. Its garage door bottom seal attached to the front lip.

Imo after u have it on I think you'll agree it might start to feel real tacky sticking a piece of garage rubber to your lip,
If your worried about scrapes maybe just vinyl wrap the underside of the lip

[Mr. Sociable]

Originally Posted by encity5

Oh wow someone actually is trying to package and sell the home depot lip?
"Not sold in stores!" (Except its just garage door liner)

Google home depot lip, its the same thing. Its garage door bottom seal attached to the front lip.

Imo after u have it on I think you'll agree it might start to feel real tacky sticking a piece of garage rubber to your lip,
If your worried about scrapes maybe just vinyl wrap the underside of the lip

QFT. Brick liner (found in the garden section) also works.

I don't even think it would work well with our bumper. Our cars need something like an STi Limited lip which doesn't stick down as far, just follows the curve and allows for a subtle hint of aggressiveness.

[TouchMyHonda]

Gimmick.

[Dadhawk]

I'm confused as to how this is even supposed to work. If you hit this and it "protects" your nose, wouldn't you just have missed the nose to begin with without it? I suppose it might act like an "early warning system" like curb feelers, but agreed as stated above, gimmick at best.