Hi all-
Been a while since I've been on this forum. Today the worst thing happened... I was pulling my daughters stroller out of the back of my 2018 Forester, and I left the hatch open while the car was in the garage. Normally no biggie, but I got distracted and decided to go walking and I closed the garage door, stupidly forgetting I left the hatch open.... I heard some really loud thumping, and it hit me what I did. I ran in, turned the garage door off, closed hatch and assessed the damage. There were 4-5 REALLY bad scratches (down to the metal) on the surface where one usually grips to close the door. I was outraged.
During my walk A. I fumed over my stupidity but B. wondered if there is any tasteful way to cover it up? It is relatively in the center of the hatch door, so I was curious if there was something made of rubber or plastic that is available that people use to improve the closing grip on Subaru's? In other words to they make a product that you can put on the edge of your rear hatch door so you can grip/close it better?
Been a while since I've been on this forum. Today the worst thing happened... I was pulling my daughters stroller out of the back of my 2018 Forester, and I left the hatch open while the car was in the garage. Normally no biggie, but I got distracted and decided to go walking and I closed the garage door, stupidly forgetting I left the hatch open.... I heard some really loud thumping, and it hit me what I did. I ran in, turned the garage door off, closed hatch and assessed the damage. There were 4-5 REALLY bad scratches (down to the metal) on the surface where one usually grips to close the door. I was outraged.
During my walk A. I fumed over my stupidity but B. wondered if there is any tasteful way to cover it up? It is relatively in the center of the hatch door, so I was curious if there was something made of rubber or plastic that is available that people use to improve the closing grip on Subaru's? In other words to they make a product that you can put on the edge of your rear hatch door so you can grip/close it better?