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Elephant 4×4 Magnetic Scratch Protection panels are rubber-based and designed as a temporary protective solution for 4×4 vehicles. For best results and minimal risk, panels must be removed daily and used within an ambient temperature range of 10 – 35°C. Failure to follow these guidelines may cause the material to adhere to the surface, making removal difficult and potentially affecting paintwork. The product is intended solely for temporary protection against scratches and minor abrasions during off-road driving. For permanent protection, consider professional vehicle wraps or coatings. The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage arising from misuse, prolonged exposure, or failure to follow instructions.
Yes. If your vehicle is not listed, contact us. In most cases, we can custom-manufacture panels for any vehicle, subject to feasibility and material specifications.
Panels can be applied to any ferrous metal surface. Please measure the required area accurately and contact us for assistance.
The product is designed for off-road use at speeds up to 80 km/h. While it may hold at higher speeds, usage beyond the recommended limit is not advised, and the manufacturer disclaims liability for loss or damage from misuse.
Yes. Panels can be trimmed for accessories such as snorkels or add-ons. Use a sharp Stanley knife, blade, or textile scissors to mark and cut as needed.
Align the panel from the top edge, apply firm pressure to adhere it to the surface, and to remove, gently peel back from one corner.
Clean panels with a hose, soft brush, or cloth, often more easily while attached to the vehicle.
Store panels flat in a cool, dry location such as a garage shelf. Avoid folding or exposing them to high heat.
For areas with prior repairs or filler, test adhesion with a small magnet. Areas with filler, body-putty, or non-ferrous surfaces may not hold the panels; trim around these areas or use tape if necessary. The manufacturer is not responsible for failure to adhere to damaged or non-ferrous surfaces; users are responsible for correct installation in these circumstances.