Stepshield

Step Shield

Part #:

I just got tired of scratching up the entrance to the Jeep, so I picked up a pair of Step Shields for the edge of the door. These cover the entire edge and extend down a little on the side.

Additional Parts:

Tools Needed:
Knife

Installation:
Here is what they look like. They do supply you with 2 small alcohol wipes. I needed a little bit more to get a real good cleaning of the mounting area.
1. Clean off the edge of the door frame with the alcohol wipes.
Note: If you have rockers installed like I did you will need to cut the edge of the stepshield with a knife. It is really soft plastic so cuts easily.
2. Pull off the strip to expose the double sided tape. Center the Stepshield on the door and press down.

This page last updated: 21-Apr-2008

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