Door pull protction
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The trick is to reach around and touch the pad w just two fingers , not touching the pocket paint. It's a switch, not mechanical.
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If it is a male passenger I open the door for them the first time and explain the proper way to do it without scratching the paint.
What bothers me a lot is going to a dealer service writer and having them put the paperwork on the hood for me to sign. Usually I stop it before it gets near the paint and tell them to put it on the window.
I have a big problem with people closing the door. Many people put their hand on the door to close it. I put 2 fingers on the glass where the glass meets the top edge of the door. If you place your hand too high on the glass you will make the window loose.
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