Question: I have a stainless steel counter-depth refrigerator door (LG LFXC24726S). The right wall sticks out a bit further than the frame, and if the right door swings too far, it hits the wall and will eventually chip itself, and/or scratch the door - two outcomes I want to avoid.

Per the photos, I have placed three small clear rubber bumps between the door and the wall, but

1. they look ugly
2. they keep shifting, so I'd have to glue them in place

I need to find a solution that is not visually intrusive, but creates a good barrier. One solution I considered was somehow adjusting the door's swing radius to prevent it from reaching the wall, but I don't believe that can be done with this model (perhaps I am wrong).

Alternately, I need some form of bumper, but I don't quite know what to search on/for. I'd prefer something clear that won't scratch the door. I suspect some sort of 4-5 inch long clear rubber corner wrap would work, but I wouldn't even know what to call it to identify it, let alone know where to obtain one (*ostensibly, "the internet" once I know what to search for*).

Ultimately, aside from the non-starter suggestion of removing this piece of wall, how should I prevent the door from hitting the corner?

**Bumpers Detail.** *Click for full size image*

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**Open Door Detail.** *Click for full size image*

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Answer: 
Whirlpool French door started hitting the new Silestone countertop a few months after the remodel. Dont think the part failed—probably it is due to our 100 year old house tilting. I have just installed high gauss magnets in the upper door hinge and they work perfectly. 

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The terms / phrase you want to use with your local home improvement store are "outside corner moulding". I've seen a very broad selection of this at Lowes and Home Depot in my area, so there's bound to be something there that you'd find acceptable. If not, you may be able to find a lexan or polycarbonate outside corner moulding on the internet. Were this my house, I would try to find a 1/2" or 1" moulding that was either clear or a color matching the wall and affix it using epoxy on the inside of the moulding. Clear silicone should do the trick for the clear moulding, any color for a moulding color matching the wall.