peugeot doorstep step cover plates
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peugeot doorstep step cover plates
The steps on both the driver and passenger sides, of my boxer van, are getting rather scratched and I was wondering if anyone has found and used something such as a ready made metal plate or the like that could be used as some form of protection.
pootler- Member
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Re: peugeot doorstep step cover plates
I'm assuming your Sussex Duo is later than 2007. There are rubber step mats available here..
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Re: peugeot doorstep step cover plates
Great. Thanks a lot. ![smile!](/users/3014/30/14/83/smiles/248932417.gif)
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Re: peugeot doorstep step cover plates
I have improvised by using an old fashioned bristle doormat on my warwick by cutting a paper template and then cutting the mat.
I put them in the van using some double sided tape to ensure they remain in place.
in the 6 months since i did this they still look good and have the added benefit of better dislodging any dirt / debris on your feet as you enter the van. It also protects the more traditional cab mats I have in the passenger and drivers foot-wells.
Oddly enough the remnant piece of the donor mat was exactly the same size as my electric step so I keep this in the doorway of the van and put on the step when its out.
I put them in the van using some double sided tape to ensure they remain in place.
in the 6 months since i did this they still look good and have the added benefit of better dislodging any dirt / debris on your feet as you enter the van. It also protects the more traditional cab mats I have in the passenger and drivers foot-wells.
Oddly enough the remnant piece of the donor mat was exactly the same size as my electric step so I keep this in the doorway of the van and put on the step when its out.
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Location : West Yorkshire
Auto-Sleeper Model : Warwick XL
Vehicle Year : 2023
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