Hi all: So we live in the country and the road leading to our home is paved with oil under small stones. There are always loose stones in the road about the size of a sweet pea vegetable or even smaller. These stones can be thrown up by our big footprint tires and they can ding the trailing edge of the front and rear fenders. We travel less than 10 mph on the road but we still have a problem. So the question is does anyone use or know of an add on protector for those edges? Here is something shown on Pelican which is sort of what I mean. https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_In...5#backToTopAnc But it's a bit difficult to envision how they fit. Obviously I'm not enamored of the idea of adding "mudguards" to our beautiful cars so I'm wondering if anyone has tackled this issue and have some ideas to share? It seems my only alternative may be just to take the hits and touch up the paint occasionally. So thoughts? Thanks Rick
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