Protecting the front lip?

[Srttttttttt]

Any of you guys who are slammed have problems scraping the front lip? Im sure you do because our cars are pretty low in the front even stock. Just wondering if anyone uses anything on their front lip, to help with scraping and cracking, any strategies lol?

thanks

[bpsrt4]

Mine is cracked

[1B4dSRT]

mines scartched too, i dont care as long as u dont see it,...if i really got tired of it, id just sand it down and paint the bottom

[bpsrt4]

I put a home depot lip on it...when it gets all torn up, I'll just spend another $9.00 and get another one

[Srttttttttt]

Quote: Originally Posted by bpsrt4

I put a home depot lip on it...when it gets all torn up, I'll just spend another $9.00 and get another one

i was thinking of that as well. but the lip will only help with the scratching i would think, because you can still crack the bumper just as easy.

[Ubernathan]

battle scars baby!! no little girly srt's here.

[beyondspexj]

Quote: Originally Posted by Ubernathan

battle scars baby!! no little girly srt's here.

the "white spots" is paint missing and on the passenger side where you can see a long scratch is some of the scuffs that this lip has not lol. battle scars on these vegas streets haha. think imma sand it down and spray it with the truck bed liner spray.

[Phillips8201]

wet sand and polish fixes it! It's part of the problem of having a front lip, part of the quirks of putting aftermarket parts on your car!

[Ubernathan]

lol, i wont even post pictures of the bottom of my front bumper (no aftermarket lip)

don't wanna make anyone throw up...it's gruesome. Course so are the nice long creases and scrapes on my quarter panel...girlfriends....

[beyondspexj]

haha on the bottom of the bumper itself i gotta crack and some baaaaad scratches/scrapes= no paint

[bpsrt4]

Quote: Originally Posted by beyondspexj

haha on the bottom of the bumper itself i gotta crack and some baaaaad scratches/scrapes= no paint

X2...I actually had mine fixed before...but I have given up at this point

[Ubernathan]

lol yeah, it really isnt even worth the effort trying to keep it pretty under there. But it doesn't matter, cuz the drop looks pretty in-and-of itself.

[packerfan43042]

Home depot lip helps and loks good

[beyondspexj]

id say that is the most cost effective way to protect it. run you about $10 as stated above.

[ufreak]

i bolted a piece of sheet metal in the middle to keep it from cracking any more, then sprayed rubber coating about an inch up across the bumper so it hides the shiny metal, and if it scrapes its metal not plastic scraping.