Garage Smith GWP04 Garage Wall Protector Car Door Protectors, Designed in Germany (4-Pack)

Plenty thick and cushiony. Attached to wall of garage so car door wouldn’t hit and works like a charm. Sticks well.

I use these on my garage wall behind my trash and recycling bins to avoid scratching the walls. These were a good sickness and very adhesive. They were easy to apply and will do the trick!

I put these in our garage behind a small parking space, where if a car hatch is opened, it would hit the railing. The cushions are very firm so they should protect the hatch well in case it gets opened, and the adhesive is strong, but not so strong that I’m very worried about damaging the railing if we carefully remove them for some reason. They’re pretty much perfect for this application and I’m no longer stressed about the car getting damaged.

These are smaller than some of the others I've checked into, however, they do the job, and take up less space on the garage wall. The adhesive is super sticky, and will likely leave residue on your wall when you remove them. I've only exposed a corner of the adhesive, and added some 'Alien Tape' instead of peeling the entire backing off, and they are holding well. They're plenty thick enough that even a rough door opening should be protected.....for the door and the wall. I also use these for my hanging bikes. They keep the rubber handlebar grips and tires from marking my walls. I do think the price for foam is a bit high, but these are still worth having. Just keep in mind when you use the full adhesive backing on the garage wall, you're protecting your vehicle doors, not the garage wall.

Easy to install. Does what it is supposed to do.

The protective pads are light weight and have a medium pad thickness with a soft but firm resistance to the weight of a car door swinging open. It looks like these will do well at protecting my doors and the wall.My biggest question was how to mount these to the wall because I didn’t want to risk drywall damage in the future with the large peel and stick backing.Tip: use 3M sticky strips! They barely increase the depth and will be easy to remove temporarily (or permanently) and just reattach as needed with the Velcro, no damage to drywall.

Our vehicle is parked very close to a concrete wall on one side, so if you aren't careful you could easily open the door into the concrete and damage the door. I purchased two packs of these to protect both the front and rear doors of my vehicle and I don't need to worry at all.To install, make sure the wall is absolutely clean. Because this garage is indoors, the wall surface is painted. I'm not sure how well these would stick to unpainted and/or rough concrete, especially if outdoors and exposed to rain/elements, but they adhere to paint just fine.To set your installation height, open the door and Identify the first point of the door that would impact the wall if opened. The height of that point off the ground is the centerline for installing the foam pads. I installed about 6 feet of foam pad to protect both the front and rear doors as well as account for any variability in exact parking location.If I had to install these on rough concrete, I would mark the location of the pads, mask them with tape, then use some epoxy floor paint to paint the area behind where the pads will install. This will give the adhesive a smooth surface to stick to. Please note, you need to apply very very firm pressure to these pads to ensure they stick to the surface.Overall, the density of the foam protects my doors and can withstand the force from somebody opening the door in a reasonable manner.

The ones l ordered last time were bigger these are tiny. But the cushioning is good., 👍👍👍Good quality and value.They can be painted to match the colour of your car park walls /pillars.I ordered these before and they saved my car from worse damage when l turned too suddenly against a pillar.