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I have a custom fender badge, can that be cutout for fitmit?
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You bet, you can use industrial scissors or a sharp box cutter to trim it. If you get a custom design our designer can modify the panels around any mods.I have a custom fender badge, can that be cutout for fitmit?
I don't have one on a black Bronco, but have this one on a black Gladiator to give you a bit of an ideaDoes anyone have black flag on black paint? I wanna see that look? I'm almost thinking Bronze & Black flag would look sic!
We can do custom design and literally design exactly what you have in mindCan you imagine if they could produce background colors to match the available Bronco color schemes? In your case, toppo on velocity blue...wow. Check the toppo-on-gray on my carbonized gray, up-thread. Whad'ya say, Monika?
Love it!I don't have one on a black Bronco, but have this one on a black Gladiator to give you a bit of an idea![]()
I think it will look amazing on the black Bronco. Use code Bronco6GMember for 10% off.Love it!
If you off road, you’re bound to get scratches, it’s unavoidable. The armor eliminates 95% of them. A buffer takes out the other 5%.I have seen these on a Bronco in person and they appear durable. My concern- there is alot of areas that aren't covered, like the leading edge of the front fender.
Was there a reason for this in the design? I would be afraid there could be obvious deep scratches just in those areas when you remove the product.
The MEKMagnet coverage could go further forward on the front fender. I got the Ford Performance fender (edge) guards, front and back. I had to trim the MEKMagnet back a little so the Ford & MEK edges butt, no gaps. I do see scratch marks on the Ford armor that don't continue onto the MEK.I have seen these on a Bronco in person and they appear durable. My concern- there is alot of areas that aren't covered, like the leading edge of the front fender.
Was there a reason for this in the design? I would be afraid there could be obvious deep scratches just in those areas when you remove the product.
I haven’t received any feedback that these areas were being scratched. We wanted to provide maximum coverage but do have some limitations with the thickness of the Armormaterial wrapping around tighter sections.I have seen these on a Bronco in person and they appear durable. My concern- there is alot of areas that aren't covered, like the leading edge of the front fender.
Was there a reason for this in the design? I would be afraid there could be obvious deep scratches just in those areas when you remove the product.
you’re right, the material is too thick to bend into these spots but they are pretty sheltered by designThe MEKMagnet coverage could go further forward on the front fender. I got the Ford Performance fender (edge) guards, front and back. I had to trim the MEKMagnet back a little so the Ford & MEK edges butt, no gaps. I do see scratch marks on the Ford armor that don't continue onto the MEK.
There are narrow horizontal strips which the MEK doesn't cover. My guess is that the vinal (?) product doesn't bend over (or into) some sections, like shallow recesses. So far, nothing has hit those areas. YMMV.
what are you selling? Giant stickers?
- Durable Protection: Shields your Bronco’s paint from scratches, dents, and debris
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Trail Armor that uses something called nano-hold technology that sticks to the aluminum Bronco but is washable, reusable and designed to protect the paint when off-roading in overgrown trailswhat are you selling? Giant stickers?

^^ Same question. The door material change in 2022?? @mekmagnet pls advise.Why doesn’t this work on a 2021 Bronco?
I don't believe so, we built our design off of the 2022 Sasquatch model so kept the year in the description. But I believe only the Everglades and Heritage have different fenders and the body for the rest are the same.^^ Same question. The door material change in 2022?? @mekmagnet pls advise.