Here are some photos of the rear bumper protector offered from the Hyundai Accessory Store. This is the link if anyone is interested:
http://www.hyundaiaccessorystore.com...protector.html

 

Looks good. Not difficult to install I assume?

 

It does look like it came from the factory. Very easy to install, 2 adhesive strips, that's it.

 

Cool. Thanks. I've got a dealer trying to locate a car for me and this is one of the first things I'm going to do.

 

When I read RANGER524's note that a Touring rear bumper protector was finally available at the HyundaiAccessoryStore I immediately ordered one. That was late June of this year. The first thing I noticed upon opening the package was that the temperature must be between 61 and 86 degrees F (16 - 31 C) when installing the piece. Well, summer in Las Vegas means 100 degree+ F temperatures just about everyday. I put the package away and almost forget about it. Yesterday the overnight temp fell to 75 F degrees, with this morning's temp about the same. I grabbed the bumper protector and installed before breakfast this morning.

Now this is a quality piece! Total time, including cleaning the bumper, measuring the centers and actually installing - about 10 minutes. It absolutely looks like an OEM part, not aftermarket. The matching color, material and shape are perfect.

Ray