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Close-up of a vehicle's rear step with "Swingaway Pad" and "PTFE…

Close-up of a vehicle's rear step with "Swingaway Pad" and "PTFE Tape" labels, showing installation details
Close-up of a vehicle's rear step with "Swingaway Pad" and "PTFE Tape" labels, showing installation detailsOriginal file
Close-up of a vehicle's rear step with "Swingaway Pad" and "PTFE Tape" labels, showing installation details

Swingaway Bump Pad
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Rather than drilling holes in a replacement tailgate to keep the original pad in-place, UHMWPE or PTFE tape doesn't have enough friction to the rubber to be pushed. And it's nearly clear, so it can go over any color, including a tape stripe. Keeping the rubber bumper CLEAN, and applying silicone grease/spray or dry PTFE spray to the rubber will also keep it from pushing the pad.

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