Front spoiler protection?

[TVR33]

I have a Tamora that's getting small dents on the front spoiler, each just a few mm deep and less than a cm across. This is from speed bumps, potholes etc. Often I find I ground the front at very low speed.
Hardly seems worth repairing each one. Seems to me that a rubber adhesive strip or something similar would be a good rubbing strip that you could change every so often. Any ideas?

[maddog-uk]

I think a common thing on Tamora's is to use insulation tape on the bottom of it. I keep meaning to do it to mine!

[Tam Lin]

Alternatively, try the plastic "spine bars" that are used to hold a few sheets of paper together for client presentations, available at most stationers'. These are quite tough themselves, and absorb minor scrapes fine.

[Nuggs]

I've got similar 'battle scars' on my Chim (including a 3" gouge out of the bottom of the front spoiler where I (noisily and embarassingly) grounded out in a car park with a steep slope :rant:

Tam Lin, the spine bars sound interesting, how would one attach them to the car?

[TVR33]

Tam Lin said:

Alternatively, try the plastic "spine bars" that are used to hold a few sheets of paper together for client presentations, available at most stationers'. These are quite tough themselves, and absorb minor scrapes fine.

Worth a go thanks, otherwise its the insulating tape. Saw a thread on osmosis in GRP I didn't like the sound of, so wanted to keep the wet out.

[TVR33]

Tam Lin said:

Alternatively, try the plastic "spine bars" that are used to hold a few sheets of paper together for client presentations, available at most stationers'. These are quite tough themselves, and absorb minor scrapes fine.

I have one of these spine bars now, but how do you fix it to the spoiler? Does it grip, or do you use adhesive?

[stesrg]

A tripple layer of duck tape should sort it
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