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850 or early v70 rear bumper protector

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Old Jan 22nd, 2020, 12:29   #1
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Can someone point me in the rightdirection for a good fitting rubber protector for the rear bumper top. I have an early v70xc that I would like to hide some scratch marks, but want something that fits well. Any help greatly received. Thanks.
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What I did was shop around on a well-known auction site and bought some 'carbon fibre' effect sticky-back plastic (shade of "Blue Peter").Then using some 'ordinary paper' and masking tape made a template of the area I wanted to cover.

Transferred that to the sticky-back plastic and, very carefully and using a squeegee, applied the plastic to the bumper.
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https://www.directcarparts.co.uk/car...-to-2000-p1210

RGM Volvo V70 estate rear guard bumper protector 96 to 2000
Code: RBP415
Now £57.99
WAS £62.99|Save: £5.00 (8%)
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Helicopter tape. Not rubber, but arguably as durable, if not more given its design purpose.
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What I did was shop around on a well-known auction site and bought some 'carbon fibre' effect sticky-back plastic (shade of "Blue Peter").Then using some 'ordinary paper' and masking tape made a template of the area I wanted to cover.

Transferred that to the sticky-back plastic and, very carefully and using a squeegee, applied the plastic to the bumper.
That's exactly what I did too. Looks smart, with a "that could have been an original trim option" look, and is still perfect after quite a few years now.
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