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Ford F-150 Front Bumper Cover Shell - EF0410

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Installation guide

Bumper Cover Shell and Overlay Installation Guide

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Bumper cover shell being fitted over a Ford F-150 bumper

Bumper cover shells and overlays fit over your factory bumper. They do not replace it. Each piece is held on with pre-applied 3M automotive acrylic foam tape, and its edges tuck under the trim around your bumper. This guide covers the steps that apply to all of our bumper shells and overlays, followed by notes for specific trucks.

Before you peel anything: do a dry fit. Once the red backing is off the tape, the part is considered used, so make sure everything fits and the color is right first.

Before you start

  • Check what arrived against your order: left, right and center pieces (if your set has them), with or without sensor holes and fog lamp openings, the right finish or paint color, and no damage.
  • Your factory bumper should be in good shape. A large dent or distorted bumper will affect the fit. Small dings and surface rust are fine if the original trim lines are intact.
  • Pick a day and place where the bumper can be 68 to 100 F (20 to 38 C), and never below 60 F (15 C). If it is cooler, warm the bumper surface and the shell with a hair dryer or heat gun, gently and from a distance. Let the shell sit at room temperature before you start.
  • Plan your time and do not rush. The better you prepare the surface, the better the bond.

What you will need

  • In the box: the shell pieces with tape pre-applied, an adhesion promoter (wipe, stick, pen or packet depending on the set), and in some sets blackout tape, fill tape, rubber spacers or replacement clips.
  • Isopropyl rubbing alcohol (regular rubbing alcohol is fine) and clean, lint-free white cloths. Avoid shop rags, which can leave oil or dirt.
  • Plastic (non-scratch) pry or trim tools. A credit card also works for opening small gaps.
  • Masking tape, needle-nose pliers and a heat gun or hair dryer.
  • Sockets, Torx bits and a screwdriver for any trim your truck needs removed. The truck-specific section below lists them.

Prepare the bumper

  1. Wash and dry the bumper, then wipe all the areas where tape will touch with isopropyl alcohol and a clean cloth. Use a degreasing cleaner first if there is any wax, grease or road film.
  2. Remove whatever trim your truck needs removed (see the truck-specific notes). Keep the screws, bolts and clips together.
  3. Right before the final install, wipe the adhesion promoter over every area the tape will touch. A little goes a long way. Let it dry fully before the tape goes on.

Dry fit

  1. Hold each piece in its place without removing any red backing. Tuck the flanges under the trim exactly as you will in the final install.
  2. Check that the shell sits with little or no factory bumper surface showing, that sensor holes and fog lamp openings line up, and that any painted part matches your truck.
  3. Use masking tape to mark the position of each piece on the bumper. Marks help you center pieces again once the tape is sticky.
  4. If you want to trim a piece (only when the manufacturer includes guide lines on it), test-fit first. Trimming is permanent.
Tip: If a shell will not seat with reasonable effort, a flange is probably hung up behind the trim. Find it and tuck it in. Forcing the part can crack the shell or damage the trim.

Install

Work in the order given for your truck. In general, side or corner pieces go on first and the center piece last, so that the center piece overlaps the side pieces.

  1. Expose the tape in stages. Where the shell wraps around a corner, peel back and fold over the first inch or so of red backing on the perimeter strips and stick it to the front of the part with masking tape. Peel the rest of the backing off. This stops the tape from sticking before the part is in position, and you pull the tabs once it is.
  2. Start at the corner. Wrap the outer edge around the corner of the bumper and bring the face toward the center, holding the shell off the surface so the tape does not touch.
  3. Tuck the top edge. Use a plastic tool to lift the trim, gasket or step pad just enough to slide the flange under it, working gradually along the edge. Protect matte finishes by putting masking tape on the part where the tool could rub.
  4. Check alignment before you press. Sensor holes should be centered on the sensors, fog lamps should sit within their openings, bolt holes should line up, and no chrome or bare bumper should show. Light early contact can usually be lifted and repositioned, but do not drag a part across the tape.
  5. Press. When you are happy with the position, pull the folded-over backing tabs and press firmly along every taped area, working from the center of the part outward, for at least 30 seconds per area. Start with sensor and overlap areas.
  6. Repeat on the other side, then fit the center piece so its flanges overlap the side pieces evenly. Peel any protective film back from the edges where pieces overlap or where trim goes back on.
  7. Refit what you removed (valance, clips, trim, bolts, license plate). Expect clips to be a little tighter now that the shell is in place.

After installation

  • Press all taped areas firmly one more time, and again 24 hours later.
  • Wait at least 48 hours before an automatic car wash or highway driving. The tape reaches full strength after 3 to 5 days at temperatures above 70 F, and longer if it is cooler.
  • Once fully bonded, shells are very hard to remove without damaging them, so make sure of the position before you press.

Truck-specific notes

Choose your truck to see the trim that needs to come off and any details particular to it. Follow these together with the general steps above.

Front bumpers

Pick your front bumper

Ford

F-150 2009-2014F-150 2015-2017F-150 2018-2020F-150 2021-2023F-150 2024-2025 (overlay)F-150 Raptor 2016-2020F-250 / F-350 2017-2019F-250 / F-350 2020-2022Super Duty 2023-2025E-350 front

Chevrolet

Silverado 1500 2007-2013Silverado 1500 2014-2015Silverado 1500 2016-2018Silverado 1500 2019-2021Silverado 1500 2022-2026

GMC

Sierra 1500 2014-2015

Ram

1500 2015-2018

Toyota

Tundra (3rd gen) front

Ford F-150 2009-2014

Extra tools: Masking tape, plastic pry tool

Install notes:

  • Left and right shells. Included: adhesion promoter stick and blackout tape.
  • Use the blackout tape wherever the factory chrome could show at an edge once the shell is on.

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Ford F-150 2015-2017

Extra tools: Needle-nose pliers, plastic trim tool

Before you start:

  • Take off the front license plate bracket if fitted.
  • Pry off the factory bumperettes / plastic grille insert with a plastic trim tool (or a screwdriver wrapped in tape). If you can reach behind the bumper, squeeze the clips with pliers to release them. Remove the two side pieces before the center piece.
  • With the bumperettes off, you may be able to reach the clips on the upper trim piece. Removing that trim is optional but can make installation easier.

Install notes:

  • Install the side covers first. Wrap each one around the corner of the bumper, pull it tight and lay it flush. Make sure no chrome is left uncovered.
  • Then fit the center cover so its edges overlap the side covers. If you could not remove the upper trim, lift its edge with a trim tool or credit card and slide the cover underneath.
  • Refit the factory grille insert by lining up the tabs with the slots and pressing firmly (a firm tap may be needed). Refit the upper trim so it overlaps the new cover.

Watch for:

  • Some covers have white guide lines on the back. They mark optional trim areas: slots for a front license plate frame on upgraded fascia/grille covers, and the tow hook plug area on trucks without front tow hooks. Cutting is permanent, so only trim after a dry fit and work slowly (a Dremel, file or belt sander, leaving a sliver of the line).

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Ford F-150 2018-2020

Extra tools: Needle-nose pliers, plastic trim tool and credit cards

Before you start:

  • Remove the front license plate bracket if fitted.
  • Pry off the stock bumperettes / plastic grille insert (sides first, then the center piece). Squeezing the clips from behind with pliers makes this easier.

Install notes:

  • Side covers first. Use a trim tool or credit card to open a gap between the rubber trim and the bumper, and guide the edge of the cover under the spacer. On sensitive finishes such as Matte Black, put masking tape on the cover where the tool could mark it.
  • Push the center-facing edge of each side cover as far toward the center as it will go and make sure the corner flanges sit tight, so the center cover overlaps properly.
  • The center cover has longer tabs that tuck under the rubber trim along the top of the bumper. Center it before tucking them in.
  • To refit the factory grille insert, take the metal clips off, slide one of the included rubber spacers over each clip tab, then refit the clips.

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Ford F-150 2021-2023

Extra tools: Plastic pry / trim tool

Install notes:

  • Wipe the included adhesion promoter over every area the tape will touch and let it dry before installing.
  • Start with the side sections. Wrap the outside edge around the wheel well and bring the face toward the center of the truck. Tuck the lip underneath the lower tow hook cover with a trim tool.
  • Check that any park-assist sensors sit in the middle of their holes before pressing the tape down.
  • Peel the protective film back from the edges of the side covers before fitting the center section, so it does not get trapped. The center section must sit centered between the sides with the style lines lined up.

Watch for:

  • On matte finishes, tape along the trim you will be prying so the tool cannot scuff the surface.

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Ford F-150 2024-2025 (overlay)

Extra tools: Isopropyl alcohol, clean rags, plastic pry tool

Before you start:

  • Lift the edges of the center of the bumper with a trim tool so the overlay can slide in snugly.

Install notes:

  • Apply the adhesion promoter stick along every area the tape will touch. If the overlay has a protective film, peel it back along the edges first.
  • Side sections first: peel the backing off the interior tape completely, and peel back only the first inch of the backing on the perimeter tape, folding it over to the front and taping it down so you can pull it later.
  • Wrap each side piece around the corner. Its top edge can catch on the center fog lamp bezel section; use the trim tool to make a little room. Check the area around the fog lamp before pressing.
  • The center section overlaps the edges of the side pieces.

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Ford F-150 Raptor 2016-2020

Extra tools: Plastic pry / trim tool

Install notes:

  • Wipe on the adhesion promoter and let it dry.
  • Tuck the center-most edge fully into the gap behind the center bumper section, then push the rest flush, making sure the top edge goes under the rubber gasket on top of the bumper.
  • Press firmly on all taped areas, and press again periodically over the next 48 hours.

Watch for:

  • On matte finishes, tape along the trim you will be prying.

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Ford F-250 / F-350 2017-2019

Extra tools: Socket / wrench, needle-nose pliers, plastic pry tool

Before you start:

  • Remove all of the lower trim bolts holding the plastic lower valance to the bumper. Some other trim may need to come off temporarily to reach every bolt.

Install notes:

  • Wipe the adhesion promoter over all tape areas.
  • Side sections first. Peel back 1-2 inches of backing on the top-edge tape strip, fold it to the front and tape it down with masking tape. Remove the rest of the backing.
  • Wrap the cover around from the wheel-well corner toward the center. The screw holes on the bottom of the cover must line up with the bumper holes. Once it is positioned, pull the taped-down backing to adhere the top edge while holding the part in place.
  • Center cover: same peel-and-tape method on the side and center-opening strips. If you have a front license plate bracket, slip the lower lip between the bracket and the bumper first.
  • Refit the lower valance and any other trim you removed.

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Ford F-250 / F-350 2020-2022

Extra tools: Socket / wrench, needle-nose pliers, plastic pry tool

Before you start:

  • Remove the lower valance bolts (extra trim may need to come off for access).
  • Remove the plastic trim from the center of the bumper.
  • Pop off the fog lamp surrounds with a plastic trim tool.

Install notes:

  • The kit includes oversized replacement clips and rubber spacers for refitting trim.
  • Side sections: pry up the edge of the black plastic upper trim and slip the cover underneath, then wrap it around the corner. The gasket on top of the bumper can catch the cover; make room with the trim tool.
  • Check the fog lamp area and the clearance holes for the lower bumper bolts before pressing.
  • The upper center overlay uses the same peel-and-tape approach: peel back and tape down a small section of backing on the perimeter strips so you can pull it after the part is positioned.

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Ford Super Duty 2023-2025

Extra tools: Plastic pry tool

Before you start:

  • Remove the plastic clips from the center of the bumper.
  • Pry off the fog lamp bezels and the center plastic trim with a non-scratching tool. If a metal clip comes off its plastic tab, put it back on.

Install notes:

  • Side sections first. The top edge can catch on the gasket on top of the bumper; use a trim tool to make a gap. Check the area around the fog lamps before pressing.
  • Center section: peel interior backing fully; on perimeter tape peel and tape down the first inch. Place it so the edges overlap the side covers.
  • If your covers have protective film, peel it back where the plastic trim will go back on.

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Chevrolet Silverado 1500 2007-2013

Install notes:

  • Center cover only. An included strip of blackout "gap tape" can go along the side edges of the center section where it meets the corner pieces.
  • Start at either side: tuck the leading edge under the grille and butt the edge trim against the factory corner plastic. Work across, tucking the top edge lightly under the grille area.
  • The lower flange goes into the seam between the bumper and the lower trim.
  • Press the vertical face first and the top strip last (the tape runs the full width below and just forward of the grille).

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Chevrolet Silverado 1500 2014-2015

Extra tools: Flat-head screwdriver, pliers, plastic pry tool, 10 mm socket

Before you start:

  • Remove the two outermost screws and the three outermost clips at both ends of the lower valance panel.

Install notes:

  • Side covers first: tuck the upper outboard edge under the bumper top cap, working all the way along; slide the bottom edge and tabs between the bumper and lower valance.
  • If you have parking sensors or fog lamps, center them in their openings before pressing.
  • Press from inboard to outboard for at least 30 seconds to avoid trapping air under the tape.
  • Center section: tuck the top edge under the top cap and center it. The offset flanges overlap the inboard edges of the side covers and the gaps should match on both sides.

Watch for:

  • If a cover will not go on with reasonable effort, a flange is hung up somewhere. Do not force it.

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Chevrolet Silverado 1500 2016-2018

Extra tools: 7 mm socket / wrench / extension, plastic pry tool

Before you start:

  • Remove the entire lower valance panel using the 7 mm socket.

Install notes:

  • Wrap the outboard corner of a side cover around the corner flange of the bumper and rotate it into position without letting the tape touch down.
  • Center parking sensors in their holes and fog lamps in their openings before pressing. Press from inboard to outboard for at least 30 seconds.
  • Center section: overlaps the side covers with matching gaps at the offset flanges; check sensor holes first.
  • Refit the lower valance, sandwiching the covers' lower tabs. If a screw hole has shifted, widen it carefully with a drill or round file.

Watch for:

  • Do not force a cover that will not seat; find the hung-up flange.

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Chevrolet Silverado 1500 2019-2021

Extra tools: T-10 Torx bit, 9/32 socket, trim tool, plastic pry tools, needle-nose pliers

Before you start:

  • Remove at least four fender liner screws (T-10). Turning the wheels, or jacking up the front, makes them easier to reach.
  • Bend the fender liner out and remove the first lower valance bolt; loosen the second a few turns (9/32 socket).
  • Pry out the four white clips, release the two pinch clips on the back of the plastic air guide and remove the air guide. Repeat on the other side.
  • Remove the plastic trim on top of the center of the bumper. The pinch clips can be reached from under the truck. The two at the very ends are difficult; if you leave them on, the trim will not come fully off but you can still finish the job.

Install notes:

  • Side covers: wrap from the wheel-well corner toward the center. Slip the bottom flange (with the screw hole) between the bumper and lower valance so its clearance hole lines up with the bolt hole. Center any parking sensor.
  • If the top trim is still on, pry its edge up and slide the cover's top flange underneath.
  • The center cover overlaps each side cover by about 1/4 to 1/2 inch. During the dry fit, mark its position with masking tape so you can find it again with the tape exposed.
  • Afterwards refit the top trim (a few firm taps seat the clips), the air guides (the white clips are tighter now), the lower valance bolts and the fender liner screws.

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Chevrolet Silverado 1500 2022-2026

Extra tools: Plastic pry / trim tool

Install notes:

  • Wipe on the adhesion promoter and let it dry.
  • Side covers: peel back about 1/2 inch of backing near the inside edge, fold it to the front and tape it down. Remove the rest of the backing, wrap the outside edge around the back edge of the bumper, tuck the top edge under the front face, press, then pull the taped-down backing and press that area. Peel the protective film back where the center cover will overlap.
  • Center cover: same method with 1/2-inch tabs on both short vertical edges and the long horizontal strips fully exposed. Tuck it under the front face, overlap both side covers evenly and line up any parking sensors with the cutouts.

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GMC Sierra 1500 2014-2015

Extra tools: Flat-head screwdriver, pliers, plastic pry tool, 10 mm socket

Before you start:

  • Remove the six outermost screws on both ends of the lower valance under the front bumper.

Install notes:

  • Optional blackout tape along the inside edge of the bumper against the center fascia keeps chrome from showing. Cut small slits so it bends around the edge.
  • Slide the inboard edge under the plastic body panel above the bumper, then keep tucking the top flange around to the wheel-well edge.
  • Lower the bottom edge so sensor holes line up with the parking sensors, the inner edge sits against the fascia and no chrome shows around the fog lamp pocket. The underside tabs go between the bumper and the lower valance.

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Ram 1500 2015-2018

Extra tools: Plastic pry / trim tool, 10 mm socket

Before you start:

  • Remove the lower valance panel: pull all of the white clips and take out the two screws at each end of the front bumper.

Install notes:

  • Wipe on the adhesion promoter, starting with the critical areas around the sensors and where the covers overlap.
  • Side covers: insert the top corner under the upper body panel near the wheel well and keep tucking the top edge. Sensor holes and fog lamps must line up with the cutouts, as must the holes at the underside corner and the bumper bolts.
  • Press firmly, starting with the sensor and fog lamp areas.
  • Center cover: slip the top edge under the upper body panel, center it so it overlaps both side covers equally, line up the sensor holes and press.

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Toyota Tundra (3rd gen) front

Extra tools: 10 mm and 12 mm sockets, 10 mm ratcheting wrench, plastic pry tools, small flat-head screwdriver

Before you start:

  • Remove the fender and lower trim screws and bolts in the specified areas, then the fender liner.
  • If you have parking sensors, pull the white spring clip, disconnect each sensor and push it out through the front of the bumper.
  • Remove the center valance trim bolts, bottom to top. For the upper bolts you must pull the valance away from the truck; a 10 mm ratcheting wrench is recommended. Keep every nut and bolt.

Install notes:

  • Clean and use the adhesion promoter only after the dry fit. If it is cooler than 68 F, warm the bumper and tape with a hair dryer or heat gun.
  • Peel back the first 1 to 1.5 inches of backing on the two perimeter strips (starting at the bottom), fold it to the front and tape it. Fully remove the backing on the strip outside the fog lamp cutout, and peel back the protective film about an inch.
  • Start at the edge facing the wheel well, tuck the top edge under the body panel above the bumper and work toward the center. At the inboard edge, tuck under the gap you created in the valance, using a trim tool, credit card or squeegee to hold the top edge against the back of the bumper.

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Ford E-350 front

Install notes:

  • Detailed steps for this part are not available yet. The general steps in this guide apply; contact us if you need help.

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Rear bumpers

Pick your rear bumper

Ford

F-150 2009-2014F-150 2015-2020F-150 2024-2025 (overlay)F-250 / F-350 2017-2019Super Duty 2023-2025

Ram

1500 2009-2018

Chevrolet / GMC

Silverado / Sierra 2007-2013Silverado / Sierra 2014-2018Silverado / Sierra 2019-2025

Toyota

Tundra 2022-2026 (overlays)Tacoma 2005-2015Tacoma (3rd gen) rearTacoma 2024-2026 (overlays)

Ford F-150 2009-2014

Extra tools: Flat-head screwdriver, 10 mm socket / ratchet, plastic pry tool, pliers

Before you start:

  • Remove the two 10 mm bolts on the underside of the bumper if your covers have holes for them. If they have slots to slide around the bolt, removal is not needed.

Install notes:

  • Lift the trim / step pad at the corner just enough to slide the cover in, like a shoehorn, without stressing the flanges.
  • Tuck the end toward the license plate under the center trim piece, then tuck the remaining flanges gradually. Do not use excessive force.
  • Center any reverse sensors in their cutouts before pressing. If only slight contact between the tape and bumper has happened, repositioning is usually still possible.
  • Snap the trim back down, replace the clips, then press all taped areas for at least 30 seconds.

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Ford F-150 2015-2020

Extra tools: Plastic pry / trim tool

Install notes:

  • Start at the outboard corner and tuck the flange under the step pad trim; lift the trim with a non-scratching tool if needed.
  • Work along the top edge gradually, then tuck the end toward the license plate under the center step pad trim by lifting its edge.
  • Reverse sensor cutouts are provided: nudge the cover until the sensor is centered before pressing. Press all taped areas for at least 30 seconds.

Watch for:

  • On matte finishes, tape along the trim you will be prying.

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Ford F-150 2024-2025 (overlay)

Extra tools: Isopropyl alcohol, clean rags, plastic pry tool

Install notes:

  • Slide a trim tool between the plastic upper and chrome lower sections of the bumper to clear out rocks and dirt. The overlay needs to slide all the way into this gap, so this is an important step.
  • Wipe on the adhesion promoter; peel back any protective film along the edges.
  • Side sections first: interior tape fully peeled, perimeter tape peeled back one inch and taped to the rear of the part. If you have sensor cutouts, make sure the overlay is tucked under the step pad so they line up with the sensors.
  • Install the center section last.

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Ford F-250 / F-350 2017-2019

Extra tools: Plastic pry tools (a few of them)

Install notes:

  • Wipe on the adhesion promoter, then work from one side: tuck the upper flange between the bumper and step pad.
  • The step pad is held tightly, so use several pry tools to hold a gap open, especially with thicker finishes like Bed Lined.
  • Center the clearance hole around any reverse parking sensor bezel before the tape touches down.

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Ford Super Duty 2023-2025

Extra tools: Plastic pry tool

Install notes:

  • Peel the backing off the tape near the sensor hole (if present) and near the tail end of the cover. Peel back and tape down the backing on the underside tape so it can be pulled later.
  • Start at the inside edge nearest the license plate, using the trim tool to make room under the plastic trim, then slide the cover over and up. Work from the inside outward, using the tool again at each change in geometry and around the side of the bumper.
  • The tape must not touch down until the overlay is positioned. This matters most with parking sensors: center the sensor hole around the sensor bezel first.
  • If your covers have protective film, peel it back along the top edges before installing.

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Ram 1500 2009-2018

Extra tools: Flat-head screwdriver, plastic pry tool

Install notes:

  • Side covers: lift the trim / step pad at the outboard corner just enough to slide the cover in, then tuck the remaining flanges gradually.
  • Center any reverse sensors in their cutouts before pressing; press each side for at least 30 seconds.
  • Center section: center it between the left and right covers and tuck its top flange under the step trim with a pry tool. Its offset flanges overlap the inboard edges of the side covers.

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Chevrolet Silverado / GMC Sierra 2007-2013

Extra tools: Flat-head screwdriver, plastic pry tool, pliers

Before you start:

  • Remove the outboard push-pin clips.

Install notes:

  • Start at the lower inboard corner: tuck it and the inboard side flange under the center trim. Then lift the step pad edge at the upper inboard corner and tuck the top flange under, lifting and sliding as you go.
  • Tuck the outboard upper corner before finishing the top flange, then the outboard side flange and the lower outboard corner.
  • Center any reverse sensor in its hole before pressing. Refit any clips you removed without letting the cover shift, and hold the taped areas for 30 seconds.

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Chevrolet Silverado / GMC Sierra 2014-2018

Extra tools: Flat-head screwdriver, plastic pry tool, pliers

Install notes:

  • Included: blackout tape and fill tape. On Sierra and Silverado 1500 only, apply the red fill tape on the outside edge of the bumper: remove the white side first, stick it down, then peel the red side.
  • Lift the step pad at the inboard edge (by the license plate) and begin tucking the flanges gradually.
  • The edging around the corner step trim should be pressed against the edge of the step pocket, not tucked under it.
  • The narrow outboard corner flange is tucked under only up to the notch; the last part of the tip is pressed flush against the trim.
  • Center reverse sensors in their holes before pressing.

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Chevrolet Silverado / GMC Sierra 2019-2025

Extra tools: 7 mm socket, T-10 / T-15 / T-20 / T-30 Torx bits, trim tool, plastic pry tools, flat-head screwdriver

Before you start:

  • Remove the four bumper bolts (T-30) on each side.
  • Remove the plastic bumper protector trim around the edge, if fitted.
  • Remove each bumper edge step: take out the 7 mm bolt behind it, pry up the step pad, remove the two trim screws under the pad and three on top (T-10), then release the three clips on the underside with a flat-head screwdriver. The clips take patience; try several angles.

Install notes:

  • Slip the edge of a side cover under the step pad and work the top edge around the corner toward the center. The whole top edge should end up snug under the step pad. Bolt and sensor clearance holes must line up, with sensors centered.
  • The center cover tucks under the step pad and overlaps each side cover by about 1/4 inch.
  • Refit the step pads and bumper bolts.

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Toyota Tundra 2022-2026 (overlays)

Extra tools: 10 mm wrench or adjustable wrench, trim removal tool or flat-head screwdriver

Before you start:

  • Remove the clip and bolt on the underside of the bumper cap.

Install notes:

  • Pull the lower inner plastic trim slightly away from the bumper cap. This may mean popping its snap clip, which you can reach from behind.
  • Line up the inside edge of the overlay with the edge of the center bumper trim and slip the top edge under the step pad.
  • Snap the lower trim back in place and refit the bolt and clip. Repeat on the other side.

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Toyota Tacoma 2005-2015

Extra tools: 10 mm socket, plastic pry tools, clip removal tool / small flat-head screwdriver

Before you start:

  • Remove the two 10 mm bolts on the outboard edge of the underside of the bumper.
  • Remove the license plate and frame (two screws) and the license plate lamps (unscrew the fastener, tilt the housing to release the clips, then rotate the lamp out).
  • Remove the center step pad trim: pry up the small square covers near each end, pop the center pin of each clip, then take out the two 10 mm bolts holding the trim tabs.

Install notes:

  • Peel back the first inch of backing on the furthest outboard edge, fold it forward and tape it so you can pull it later.
  • Tuck the upper flange under the step pad trim from the inboard end toward the corner, lifting the trim edge slightly with a pry tool. Pull the cover around the corner and tuck the flange up into the trim; the corner flange must completely cover the bumper flange, and the license plate light window must line up.
  • Once positioned, pull the taped-down backing and press firmly. After both sides, refit the lower bolts and license plate, then the center step pad (a bit of extra pressure aligns the bolt holes).

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Toyota Tacoma (3rd gen) rear

Extra tools: Isopropyl alcohol, clip removal tool / small flat-head screwdriver, plastic pry tool

Before you start:

  • Detach the lower clips from the factory bumper cap.

Install notes:

  • Wrap the outboard corner around the corner of the factory bumper cap. If the bumper has parking or blind-spot sensors, center the sensor in the clearance hole before the tape touches down. If the tape sticks early, the cover may not fit properly around the sensor.
  • Slip the top edge under the lip of the step pad. You may need to pry up the step pad nearest the license plate to make room.
  • Press the taped areas firmly, refit the lower clips, then press once more and remove any protective film.

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Toyota Tacoma 2024-2026 (overlays)

Extra tools: Isopropyl alcohol, clean cloth, plastic pry tool or flat-head screwdriver

Before you start:

  • Detach the lower clips from the rear bumper.

Install notes:

  • Run the included blackout tape along the inner perimeter of the bumper so the factory bumper does not show.
  • Apply the adhesion promoter, then wrap the cover around the corner. If you have sensors, line the cutouts up before pressing and press firmly around them.
  • Refit the lower clips. Wait 48 hours before an automatic car wash or highway driving, and press the taped areas again after 24 hours.

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Care

  • Treat the shell like a fine paint finish and use good quality car care products.
  • Gloss: light scratches can often be buffed out. Deeper ones may need a rubbing compound with a mechanical buffer.
  • Matte: abrasion leaves a permanent glossy sheen. Do not buff matte finishes, avoid friction, keep cloths and water clean, and use a brushless car wash rather than brush-type washes.
  • Textured black TPO cannot be polished or repainted.

Troubleshooting

The shell will not slide under the trim

Lift the trim a little further with a plastic tool, start from the corner and work gradually, and look for a flange that is caught. Warm the part slightly if it is cold and stiff. Do not force it.

The tape touched down in the wrong place

If contact was light, lift the part gently and reposition it. If it has bonded, stop and contact us before pulling harder.

A sensor is not centered in its hole

Do not press the tape down. Shift the shell until the sensor is centered, then press.

An edge lifts after a day or two

Warm the area gently, press firmly for 30 seconds or more, and repeat over the next day. Edges that lift most often were not cleaned or not warm enough at install.

Need help? Email info@partify.store or call 888-719-8297, and tell us your vehicle and the part number from your order.

Product details

Reference

Datos de ajuste

MakeModelYearNotes
FORDF-1502018-2020