15ft Soft Rubber Flexible Car Vehicle Door Edge Guard Protector Molding Trim Strip Scratch Paint Protection with 3M Self Adhesive Tape

Vehicle: 2014 Ford Taurus Limited When you apply it, cut it to size and peel a small amount of the backing paper down. Then, fit the guard where you want it on the door. Once it's in position, pull the backing paper down at a sharp angle while keeping pressure on the edge to keep it from moving. It was very hot when I applied mine, so I didn't heat it to follow the creases in my doors, but if it's less than 80° or so, it probably wouldn't be a bad idea. It followed my door with no problem whatsoever and has not moved at all. I thought by putting this on, it wouldn't look very good as far as styling, but I was wrong. It is really thin and fills the gaps perfectly. It's a matte finish, not glossy looking rubber. I actually like the way it looks more now than before. And, my car is gray color, so they're barely noticeable and look factory installed. Plus, it's 16ft long, so I'll probably have enough for my trunk and a whole other car. I haven't washed the car since I put them on so I hope they withstand water and weather. As of now, they are great. UPDATE: I've taken the car through a no-touch car wash. The water is very powerful and the dryer seems like it can flip the car over. The edge guards remained in place and haven't stretched or came loose.