Custom Fit, Factory Made. OEM & ODM Covers.
TL;DR: Professional-grade Professional Magnetic Fender Cover — protects vehicle bodywork during maintenance and repairs. N38 Magnetic Attachment. Oil & Fluid Resistant. OEM/ODM custom branding available for workshops and automotive brands.
Core Specifications
| Material | Dual-Layer Vinyl Leather |
| Fastening | N38 Magnetic Attachment |
| Protection | Oil & Fluid Resistant |
| Coverage | MANNOL Workshop Grade |
| Durability | Double-Stitched Seams |
| Use Case | Auto repair shops, dealerships, detailing, DIY mechanics |
| Customization | OEM/ODM — logo, color, size, material, packaging |
| MOQ | Flexible — sample and bulk production |
Product Description
Workshop Protection That Professionals Trust
The Professional Magnetic Fender Cover is built for professional automotive work. Whether you are a dealership technician, independent mechanic, or detailer — this fender cover provides a reliable barrier between tools, fluids, and vehicle paint.
Engineered for Daily Shop Use
Cheap covers tear at seams and let oil soak through. Our covers feature reinforced construction that withstands daily deployment. The oil-resistant surface repels brake fluid, engine oil, and grease. The non-slip lining protects clear coat.
Brand Your Workshop
For repair chains, dealerships, and tool brands, a branded fender cover is a visible touchpoint. We offer full OEM/ODM customization including logo placement, brand colors, and custom packaging.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will magnets scratch the paint?
No. All magnetic points are encased in a protective layer preventing direct metal-to-paint contact.
Q: Do these work on aluminum panels?
For aluminum vehicles, we recommend sandbag-weighted models. All covers are available in both configurations.
Q: How many covers for a full vehicle service?
A standard 3-piece set covers primary areas. Additional covers available for body shop work.
Q: Can you produce covers with my logo?
Yes. We specialize in OEM production for repair chains, dealerships, and tool brands.
Q: How do I clean them?
Wipe daily with a damp shop towel. Weekly: mild detergent and water, hang to dry.
Last updated: August 3, 2026
