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The magic erasers are great for removing the white residue from the dried wax on plastic trim pieces and the exposed edges of PPF.
Tried one to remove the scuffs from my door sill, but I was afraid to get too aggressive with it. They can be harsh. I'd never use it next to paint, though.
Purchased this indoor stretch cover from Eastwood for $104. Excellent soft material, low profile stitching and even though this is a medium “universal” fit cover, it looks custom fit on the car. First impression is very satisfied.
Purchased this indoor stretch cover from Eastwood for $104. Excellent soft material, low profile stitching and even though this is a medium “universal” fit cover, it looks custom fit on the car. First impression is very satisfied.
I have the same one.... Why folks would spend $300+ for a branded indoor cover is a bit mystifying unless you must have that Porsche logo.
Purchased this indoor stretch cover from Eastwood for $104. Excellent soft material, low profile stitching and even though this is a medium “universal” fit cover, it looks custom fit on the car. First impression is very satisfied.
Really looks good!
Originally Posted by pfbz
I have the same one.... Why folks would spend $300+ for a branded indoor cover is a bit mystifying unless you must have that Porsche logo.
Buy a $5.00 Porsche crest decal and stick it on the cover.
I need to stop with some of these silly little things but I just keep giving Suncoast my money. Extended height center arm rest with crest (to match my headrests) and carbon fiber door sills with Turbo S script.
08-16-2022, 10:52 PM
