EZ LipThe Original Universal Fit 1-Inch Lip Spoiler for Bumper

EDIT: Updated review. I purchased the EZ lip in January 2020 and this last weekend, it finally ripped (August 2021). My car is lowered and I try to drive carefully on roads with dips/bumps. There are some roads where there just isn't much you can do. On these roads, I've scraped the lip and for the most part, the lip had held up well. There were a few scuffs on it, but nothing that was easy to see so I wasn't worried about it. However, this weekend I was driving and scraped it (didn't think it was very hard) and it ripped the lip. Moral of the story, it's a good lip... it's cheap and looks good. I'm not out a ton of $$ like I would have been if I purchased a "real" lip for this car. But after this, I'm not sure if I'm going to replace it or not.I've been wanting a lip for the front end of my Fiesta ST but didn't want to spend $$$ on something that was, 1. only for looks, and 2. probably going to meet a few speed bumps eventually.The EZ lip was SUPER easy to install. I left the tape out in the sun on a hot day to get it nice and warm. I cleaned the bottom of my bumper and honestly didn't even do a great job (no alcohol or other adhesive prep). I lined it up before peeling the tape off to get an idea of how I would handle the different curves in the bumper and when I was happy, I started at the passenger side wheel and then, working about a foot at a time, stuck the lip to the bottom of the bumper. I pressed it on in sections, pretty lightly just in case I needed to peel it off and move it. When it was all the way done, I cut the end and firmly pressed the lip onto the bumper. All said and done, took me all of 4 minutes to install, minus the cleaning time.The lip itself is soft. It's made of what feels almost like a foam. I guess I was expecting it to be more rubber-y based on how it looks, but it seems durable enough. It's easy to tear it if you try to rip it, but I don't expect that I'll have any problems on the car.As far as the adhesive, after letting it set for a few hours, I pulled on it... HARD. The bumper moves but the lip is solid. Also, because the lip is made of soft material, I expect that it will actually resist any scrapes with speed bumps pretty easily.For the price, I highly recommend this lip if you're looking for a bit of style. Really adds a lot to the look of the front end for a pretty low price.

I'm putting 5 stars so people can see it first,I have bought easy lip in the past for my GTS Lancer and it looks great made it look lower and everything... But when I went to home depo one day I saw pretty much the exact same thing for more than half the price... GARAGE DOOR BOTTOM RUBBER! yes I'm serious... I was so pissed that I would have bought that for 9 bucks and it's rubber and not this cheap easy to rip stuff and this stuff costs 30 bucks! No way, now I have an integra and I bought the garage door bottom rubber and yes it's a bit more work but you're saving 20 dollars, so in my opinion it's worth it! This is what it looks like the the garage stuff, do you see a difference? Because I don't, and yes I had to make holes in the lip it has but I only needed to make 4 and it's on the bottoms no one would ever notice. But it's up to you guys! Just thought to give my 2 cents about it.EZ Lip is a very nice solution for ground effects for pretty much any car.. It is very simple to install. the double sided tape is fantastic and pretty much never unsticks.. make sure the bottom of your front end is clean, I use rubbing alcohol afterwards to make sure there is no nasty on the plastic and bam just roll it out and stick it on. its that simple. I used this on my 2008 Honda Accord Sedan and it came out just gorgeous.. it have the car a really nice sport look .. its flexible so, if you scrape a curb or parking space it wont hurt it. I attached a photo of the finished product on my car .. you can see the difference with the lower ez lip

Pretty cool and nice little detail to add to your car for those who are wondering it’s a robber piece

This product is a joke. It's overpriced well marketed Foam. Yes, Foam, not rubber. It has absolutely no durability as they claim. If the product comes into the slightest contact with anything, it begins to show signs of use. You would think that since the product is the lowest point of the car they would have used some special material to make it durable as I thought it was. I have not tried the "Pro" version but I'm not about to drop another $40-$50 to find out.I had this product on for less than 2 weeks on a car that was not lowered, and it does not look good anymore. Worst part is that they won't refund your money, instead they offer 30% off the purchase of a new one. Which in my opinion is insult to injury. Stay away from this version of this product it's a waste of money. Unless of course your willing to drop $35 every few weeks or you have a lifted 4x4 vehicle.Here is the response you'll get when you complaint or ask for a refund:"We're sorry to hear this. Due to the nature of this product, the EZ Lip may get damaged over time. The product's durability is dependent on how well it's installed on the vehicle and how you drive. For these reasons, we do not offer a warranty except for manufacturer defects upon receipt of the product.Based on the images, it appears the EZ Lip has suffered some scrape damage. This is normal type of damage given it's flexible rubber composition.We have recently released the all new EZ Lip PRO model which is made from our strongest Dura-X Foam compound and can absorb far more scrapes before it begins to deteriorate. It also has our Patent-Pending InvisEdge feature for a seamless and professional appearance.As a valued customer, the best we can offer you is a 30% discount on your next order from our website. Just use promo code 30off to receive the discount.Please let us know if there is anything else we can do to assist you."