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Retro Vintage Lower Door Protection - 2021+ Bronco

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Retro Vintage Lower Door Protection - 2021+ BroncoVibrant retro vintage styling Made in the USA Orafol vinyl with Orafol clear over laminate for UV protection Comes with felt tip squeegee Retro Vintage Lower Door Protection Door So the first time we took the doors off the Bronco we heard tons of rocks getting thrown at it by those beefy MT tires. Some light off roading mudding showed us where it gets sprayed the most as well. We decided to add a little protection and styling at the same time. This

  • Vibrant retro / vintage styling
  • Made in the USA
  • Orafol vinyl with Orafol clear over-laminate for UV protection
  • Comes with felt tip squeegee

Retro Vintage Lower Door Protection Door

So the first time we took the doors off the Bronco we heard tons of rocks getting thrown at it by those beefy MT tires.  Some light off-roading / mudding showed us where it gets sprayed the most as well.

We decided to add a little protection and styling at the same time.  This kit is enough to cover the lower door area of one full vehicle.  

From the factory we also have some paint defects in this area which we will be covering up.  It will also provide small amounts of protection when taking the doors off and putting them inside the storage bags.

With our newer full printing capabilities we can make unique designs for our customers.  These particular retro / vintage colors really pop!  Our Badlands is otherwise pretty tame when it comes to color.

Designs

3 bar - Red, Orange, Yellow
5 bar - Black, Dark Blue, Red, Orange, Yellow
5 bar gradient - Black, Dark Blue, Red, Orange fade to Yellow

B Print

Slight blemishes, not visible from 10' away.

Customization

While StickerFab caters to a large number of people, it is still possible to customize some orders.  Ideas that have broad appeal are the best!  However, if you have some art work, we may be able to do a special print just for you.

  • Military Themed
  • Patriotic
  • Other organizations

Please refrain from submitting trademarked content unless you have the rights to it.  We are located in Fort Myers, FL if you are interested in helping us create custom templates for other vehicles or trim levels.

Use our contact form to get in touch with us.

INSTALLATION

Clean the application area to prepare it for installation.  Just use a wax free detailing spray if your vehicle is not too dirty.

NOTES:  We recommend that the installation area be free of wax and not under direct sunlight.  
Some will choose to clean the application area with rubbing alcohol which is okay.

"Rubbing alcohol will not damage car paint if it is diluted to between 10% and 15%. Since rubbing alcohol evaporates quickly, it doesn't damage car paint."

3 item kit (microfiber, installation fluid, squeegee)


Wet installs require StickerFab Application Fluid or in a pinch, one drop of dish or hand soap in a cup of water.  Apply to the vinyl so that the first attempt doesn't make the vinyl permanently stick to the surface.  Then you can slide it around and push out the extra water once it is in place with your squeegee.

Try doing the install in the shade so it doesn't heat up the vinyl rapidly. 

We recommend using painter's tape to make a perfectly straight line to use as a guide prior to install.

Watch our video for more details.  We purposely did a long installation and did not skip any parts.  You may fast forward and rewind at your own leisure. 

Creating a butterfly corner (cutting out the corners at a 45 degree angle) to get them to lay down in the corners is a good technique and does not require the vinyl to be cut on the vehicle.  You can pull it up before cutting.

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