Saturn bug shield protects a car's hood |
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| Topics: Saturn
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Anthony Fontanelle
August 8, 2007
Driving to some has become a daily routine, for some to go to school while others to their office. There are some drivers who do it just for leisure. They enjoy scenic views on the way and feel the comfort of their car. Performance has always been key in determining the quality of a car. Saturn for example, despite being a young company, knows that producing high quality vehicles is the way for a successful car company. Aside from the vehicle themselves, they also produce superior car parts and accessories to complement the vehicles.
A vehicle do not just release exhaust in the atmosphere, they also get air to cool the engine and radiator. Air flows mainly through the grille and other openings in the hood. But some of the openings are vulnerable to take in other elements along with air that may damage some components under the hood. That is what the Saturn bug shield is for.
A Saturn brake rotor secures the car, particularly the hood, against all types of bug acids, stone chips, sand, rock salts, road filths, road debris, bug residue and other coarse elements that drifts on your car. It is placed on the hood's front rear portion. Saturn bug shield also offers superguard and interceptor series, that can prevent rain and snow from penetrating the surface of the hood and still allows air to enter into your cab. It has a wrap around design that will ensure strong protection from different road debris. It also adds a stylish feel to a car's exterior.
Saturn bug shield is made of polycarbonate materials that offer strong protection for the windshield. Polycarbonate materials is noted to take any kind of dings, scrapes and heavy banging. Bug shields are also known as a hood shield, a bug deflector and a hood deflector. Aside from protecting the hood, the Saturn bug shield is also another excellent stylish accessory that will enhance the exterior look of any vehicle. It will improve both the aesthetic and performance value of the car.
Source: Amazines.com