Nudge bar/ front guard.

dont know about fitting it ,but let insurance company know ,some dont like it

That's the one David thank you. :TU:
More work involved than i was thinking but still looks good when fitted.

I believe, as it is an original manufacturer part and type approved for the vehicle, there should be no insurance implications.
Good opportunity to get some frontal rust protection applied whilst the bumper is off Paul :TU:

Just had a look at the insurance,as it's on line, and it does state bull bar as a mod in the list but the policy was unchanged.
Also looked for side steps or running boards but they weren't listed?
So all good but best to be safe than sorry :TU:

Some is used to protect surfaces from scratching/scraping and it would appear that some is used to make 'pulling tabs' to help with disassembly Paul. Do you have any plastic trim removal tools?If not there's loads of options on the bay for not alot of money. I bought a 'mid price' set a few years ago and use them far more than I thought I would.

My two penn'orth: The tape was supplied as part of my Toyota towbar wiring kit.  It's very similar to 50mm wide masking tape.  I would suggest that the blue low tack type might be best but equally well you could almost certainly manage without it if you work carefully ( which I'm sure you would! )  A piece of carpet or underfelt is useful for protecting the bumper whilst it's on the ground while you disconnect the fog lamps ( I've a piece of old fashioned underfelt that I keep in the garage for these sort of jobs ).

Saga Insurance.....I used the expression Bull Bar and they refused to insure me on the premise that a Bull Bar can do more damage in the event of a collision. Tell your insurance nothing. It is purely an aesthetic add on, albeit they would NOT replace it as part of any claim. It’s plastic and aluminium and lighter than ma frisbee.