Can this be added to interior parts in the back of my minivan to protect the interior for storage stuff scratching the panels?
1679835
I can't say from personal experience but know how this stuff works, I'd say you have to place it on a very smooth surface. On the other hand it's definitely inexpensive enough to give it a try.
1679836
Should work, but wont suggest. Reason: more plastics inside are cancerous in hot regions - while your car heats up in summer
1679837
Yes, but it is not very stretchy, so it will go on a "single bend" surface just fine (i.e. trunk lip, door sill) but won't go on a more complicated surface (dome, double concave/convex).
1679838
I would imagine it will help but where I used it was on a flat surface so not sure about conforming to the van panels and sticking to them.
579950
There is a Heavy Duty with is the Novus 3. I would recommend trying that for the interior if the scratches are deep.
2184817
No, This is for fixing only small items and only for low temperature solder.I don't know what the materials are for a bumper cover on a car, but it sounds like a large piece of plastic.This is not the tool for plastic. If the bumper cover is metal, this tool is not hot enough, and the bumper cover would have to be welded.Harriete Estel Berman
516315
Yes. Just be mindful that if your trunk doesn't have hooks you might have to drill screws into your panels.
1419496
Assuming that the paint chips are very small or minor, this should adhere just fine and cover them up. They should not be noticeable. I would not recommend this for any external car wrapping though, just because it's very textured like real carbon fiber, and it will get dirty easily. This textured wrap is a lot better for interior trim pieces in my opinion.
696706
Yeah, I did on some of my interior trim and it worked great. Just do it in low humidity, use the second buff pad, and give it time to dry before touching it. If interior is all you need though, I used some cheap vinyl polish/protectant and that works really well for me on my interior surfaces as well. This stuff does wonders for my exterior vinyl though. I used it once a year ago and it still looks great after going through car washes and mag chloride.
871000
This product is not for interiors, if you bought this as a package deal from a dealer they probably used a different scotch guard type product on your interior.When using this product you should not use Wax as it can take off this product. Also it's best to only use touchless car washes, as brushing and wiping can remove small amounts of this product every time.You should have this producted reapplied every year, but i'm told you can go up to 3 years without reapplying.
1951592
I bought it for use as a barrier between the front seats of my van to prevent the dogs from entering the front area. Don't know if it would work for the back. It didn't work for my full size GM van and I had to return it.
938426
Perhaps not unless you want greater surface area I just wanted it in case my husband scratched it. :)
38942
That's an interesting application idea. I use mine to protect the upholstery on the floor of my car. The sides which are not covered by the factory accessory mat. It clings well to the fibers and I installed it a year ago. It appears quite clear to this day and it has endured great temperature changes over that period of time. You'll probably see it on the desk yet that is not a bad thing in view of the protection.
1573051
I don't know. I put it on a Town and country van. It is made of foam-very hard foam. Perhaps it could be enlarged (the hole). Don't know for sure. Good luck.
948015
Yes you can. I installed it on a regular hollow core interior door and there was a gap inbetween the to panels. It could have used the spacer that can be purchased extra. Otherwise a great product.
1382266
It could. You could use some stick on padding (dr scholls) on the back of your plate to create a small gap between to the plate/cover and the car body.
851020
I don't believe the adhesive will hold up. I have used these products successfully inside the car. Apply under the carpet and inside the door panels and behind the rear seat.
1834564
I've used it on the interior of my car and it does not work well if there is any weight on it. The sun heats up the interior of the car in the summer and it causes the Velcro to come off.
281179
I think it could work. One thing I used it on was the broken plastic frame of my rearview mirror on my van and it worked really well. It adhered really well to the surrounding plastic and seems durable. You can sand and paint it as well, which I did.
1400787
No. The bumper would be too loose without the plastic back in there. The plastic "back"actually covers the sides too. the bumper secures it in place