SINGARO Car Rear Bumper Protector, 41inch x3.5inch Car/SUV Universal Rubber Anti-Scratch Trunk Exterior Accessories（Red Border）

The bumper protector is great rubber quality, but the adhesive tape DOES NOT WORK. I decided to remove it, which it peeled off unbelievably easy. Next, I used a spray degreaser (gun cleaner) to remove any oils. Regular isopropyl alcohol should work too. Once it dried, I used 1-inch wide 3M strong double-sided tape and cut 3 strips to cover one side, then 3 strips to cover the other side. This will allow me to press it down firmly, starting from the center to the end...working on one half of the protector at a time. I did a test fitment beforehand, so it looked great, and no clearance issues with the tailgate. This is a nice protector and looked great based on the pre-fitment. Final install was easy to guide along the top edge of the bumper, keeping the end higher as it was pressed down. See pics attached.

I left mine outside in the heat with heavy rocks flattening the folds for a couple days. Straightened it nicely and made the tape nice and sticky. Went on smoothly and stuck really well! This process will give you the best results!

This is a nice rubber rear bumper protector, and it installs very easily. The 36" version fits the size and contours of the 2023 Mazda 3 Hatchback perfectly (using a little heat). However, the adhesive is not that great (definitely not 3M adhesive). The rubber is thick, and the raised ribs also add extra protection. The adhesive on the back is in three sections, with spaces in between. Some reviewers have complained about creases in those spaces, due to the folding of the bumper protector during shipping. Fortunately, the bumper protector I received was wound very loosely, so there was no creasing at all. I placed the bumber protector in the hot 105 degree sun for 30 minutes, which made it very flexible, and also helped to activate the adhesive. I then wiped the rear bumper down with Isopropyl Alcohol, and installed the bumber protector. I used a heavy roller to put even pressure on the bumber protector, and worked out the air bubbles. I then put the car out in the 105 degree sun for 30 minutes to help cure the adhesive. The bumper protector looks great, and is stuck to the bumper well. However, the adhesive sticks to the bumper better than it sticks to the rubber protector, as the protector lifts up a little on the edges. For now, the bumper protector is not coming off, but only time will tell how long it will stay on the bumper, or if the rubber will fade. However, for the very low price, one cannot complain too much, as this bumper protector is about $100 cheaper than the aluminum OEM Mazda bumper protector sold at the dealerships. I recommend this bumper protector, but just be aware that the adhesive could be better. However, using heat to apply the bumper protector really helps it stick, bend to the contours, and stay in place.

Appears to be of reasonable quality (thick rubber), but did not fit our 2023 Kia Carnival (length or width).Unfortunately, the overpriced $60 WeatherTech bumper cover may be the only choice.

Stick to the bumper and still there after 2 years.

Easy installation, looks great, stays in place

The product did not fit my vehicle when it arrived. I lost my slip so I could not return it. I wound up throwing it away. What a waste of money

It fits perfect on the back of my checy sonic hatchback. This will help prevent scratches from things being put in the trunk. My only concern is that the adhesive does not extend to the edge of the rubber so water is able to get under it pretty easily, im just hoping that this will not be the cause of the adhesive failing eventually, or causing water damage from trapping water underneath it.