"brixton mcfarlane" wrote in message
...
I live in an old house with a narrow driveway entrance. On each side are
stone pillars and this morning I managed to scrape my bumper on one
getting
the car in (situation not helped by the fact that I have to turn 90
degrees
straight afterwards). Pain in the arse so please feel free to have a
little
schadenfreude at my expense...

What I'd like to do is put some rubber protection on the pillars so if I
hit
them in the future I'll just get a few rubber marks rather than lose
paintwork.

Anybody know where I can source such a thing? TIA.

How about cutting something from foam lagging (for insulating pipes). Easy
to work with an is nice and soft for the occasional bump. I mean the darker
high-density stuff not the thin foam that soaks up water. Most Sheds sell
it. Not sure what longevity would be like.

The other thing to consider is a bump (concrete, wood, tarmac) in the
entrance that would warn you when driven over if you are on the wrong
(collision) trajectory.

Jc.