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Old 05-30-2015, 11:28 AM
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What is everyone using to protector there sill plate area on SuperCrews. My driver side is starting to get scratched and I to protect it.
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A quick search turned up a bunch of threads - here's a good one:


https://www.f150forum.com/f38/anyone...covers-276430/


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Originally Posted by KR Kodi
A quick search turned up a bunch of threads - here's a good one:


https://www.f150forum.com/f38/anyone...covers-276430/


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Thanks. I will check it out
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Bought sill plate covers for my 12 supercab a while back from tasca...very affordable and genuine Ford parts.

http://www.tascaparts.com/ford/f-150...ll-plates-scat
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Mine came with plastic stick on protectors. I think they even have f150 on them.
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Are you talking about the lack of a scuff plate or adhesive on your rear doors on top of the rockers?
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Originally Posted by hendersonjosephl
Are you talking about the lack of a scuff plate or adhesive on your rear doors on top of the rockers?

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I had the same issue with my truck and my kid getting in and stepping on the sill. I acutally ordered the front door scuff adhiseves from the previous body style and they fit awsome because the front doors were smaller on those trucks. Inexpensive and factory. Us some masking tape to mark where you want them before removing the backing and use a heat gun or hair dryer to help them lay down and work top down to prevent waves or bubbles.



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