OK, lets have a show of hands, how many of you have plastic covering your living room couch?
Hummmm I see.... Oh come on, I know there are some of you out there. Well, even if you won't admit it, this post is for you! :nod:

I ordered my 94 with the Aluminum door sill option. So, for the last 24 years I have been carefully lofting my shoes over the sill to avoid scratching the soft aluminum with moderate success.

Also, for 24 years at work I've been staring at the Patco 5560 removable film that we apply to protect optical lenses during shipping. Today, after 24 years, I had an epiphany! What if we combine the film and the sill? No more shoe lofting and no more accidental scratches! So here is the result of my experiment:
https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rx7...50189778c6.jpg

Whats that hat you say? You don't see anything? Well, that's the idea isn't it? It's not really visible until you get very very close like this:
https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rx7...5a15626df3.jpg
See the edge at the top? Had I not been lazy and brought the tape all the way to the end you would have an even harder time seeing it. It took me a few tries to get the sill dust free and the film applied bubble free, but no worries you have 108 feet on the roll to play with. I bought the 2" wide roll, to just cover the top where most of the scratches were, at this place.

Dale,
You assume correctly. I do like this tape over other tougher sticker tapes (I tried 3 different types) because it peels off very easily and is very stretchy when you apply it. If it begins to look a little long in the tooth, just peel it off and stick another piece on. Once you learn how to lay it down without air bubbles the whole process from pulling the old tape off to laying down the new tape takes less than 5 minutes.