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BUG SHIELDS - BUG DEFLECTORS |
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Hood Protectors (also known as bug shields) have been around for a long time. In the beginning they were just tall flat pieces of plexiglas attached to the front end of a vehicle. . . Effective, but not much to look at! Now we have a much better understanding of aerodynamics and know that taller isn't necessarily better, it's the shape that matters. The hood protectors we make are designed to compliment the look of the vehicle while still providing maximum protection.
Features:
• Stand Away Design for easy cleaning
• Scratch Resistant
• Durable and UV Stable
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Why Bug Shields Are Important (click here to read more!)
Today's bug shields are no longer the unwieldy pieces of plastic that stick up unattractively from the front of your car and are not only unsightly, but create aerodynamic drag. To the contrary, modern bug shields feature sleek styling that complements the appearance of your truck, van, car or SUV, and are designed to be aerodynamic as well. Our bug deflectors and bug shields protect the leading edge of your hood from stone chips, bug residue, and other road debris, but they do it IN STYLE and in keeping with the aerodynamics of your vehicle. Bug shields are an important accessory for protecting your truck, car, van or SUV. Bug Deflectors also provide an important safety feature by deflecting bugs so they don't splatter against your windshield, blocking your vision or causing you to swerve. Bug Shields also keep rocks, stones, and road debris away from your windshield, minimizing cracking, breakage, pitting and again, most importantly, a dangerous reaction while driving.
How Bug Shields / Bug Deflectors Work (click here to read more!) Bug shields on the front of your car, truck, van or SUV actually alters the aerodynamics of your vehicle, so that the wind path shifts up and over your vehicle's front end, and up and over your windshield. Bug deflectors and bug shields shift the wind current so that objects are not directed into your windshield but are deflected up, over and away from your windshield, thereby maintaining your visibility and keeping your windshield relatively clean and clear. This is why they are also commonly called wind deflectors as well as bug shields. |
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