I ended up going ppf specifically to discourage people from using it as a step. It's protected from bumps and accidents but doesn't encourage it's use during entry or exit.
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- Mitch
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I received two 54" sections of 4" PPF today to use on the door sills. My buddy's 7 year old son is the only person who will end up using the sills as a step on my 2 door, but I want protection from my own shoes and such dragging over those corners. I put masking tape there until now to prevent damage.
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- Greg
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- Badlands
We have found our Xpel Door Sill protection works great to keep the paint free from dragging your shoes out. No one ever intended to use the sill as a step, but unfortunately the edge is left unprotected, even with OEM sill guards. I personally have a 2" lift, no steps and still knock them getting in and out. It's a great piece of insurance, especially when it's Xpel PPF and optically clear!
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