Outdoor car cover?
#1
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My car has to live outside on the drive, so ive been thinking about a car cover.
Any issues with a cover?
Any suggestions on a supplier?
On flea-bay theres a cover-zone one that fits the bill and seems cheap, they anygood?
Any issues with a cover?
Any suggestions on a supplier?
On flea-bay theres a cover-zone one that fits the bill and seems cheap, they anygood?
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you get what you pay for - I had one from classic additions (google) which was waterproof, only had very minor condensation issues and had very soft lining which did not scratch the paint. IIRC, I paid around GBP130 for it....and to get a decent one I would budget for this sort of minimum figure.
The other thing you can do is to Permagard or Toughseal your car - both are paint treatments that are semi-permanent and do the same thing without the hassle of having to don and doff said car cover....(sometimes its a hassle when you want to go for a quick drive and then you have to spend 5-10 mins removing the cover and putting it away etc....)
The other thing you can do is to Permagard or Toughseal your car - both are paint treatments that are semi-permanent and do the same thing without the hassle of having to don and doff said car cover....(sometimes its a hassle when you want to go for a quick drive and then you have to spend 5-10 mins removing the cover and putting it away etc....)
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+ 1 on you get what you pay for. No chance you can swing for a carport? It makes all the difference if you can keep the sun and rain off. I use a cover on rare occasions, and mainly to keep the sun from fading the rear reflector and other parts when I have to park on a sunny day.