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I bought this covercraft and am very happy with quality, fit etc. Of course it will never see outside elements so may not be for your circumstance. Only downside is lint transferring from underside of cover to cab top. I fixed that with a $28 piece of fabric.
What is the downside to using an Outdoor cover, indoors? I have the Porsche Indoor Cover for my car, however I was thinking that I might purchase an outdoor cover for future road trips. My car currently is a garage queen (Never goes out unless the sun is shining). However, I plan to take her to the Treffen event in Asheville in September. If I have a new outdoor cover, is there any reason not to use it in the garage vs the indoor cover?
I like the material better on the Coverking Satin Stretch. I think the material that contacts the paint feels softer. I also think the Coverking fits better. I have the Aerokit Cup option and the Coverking fits so much better than the the Porsche cover. Throw in the fact that you have color options for the Coverking and it was an easy decision for me.
Plus 1! I love my Coverking Satin Stretch! Excellent Fit.
This cover by Porsche bought from Suncoast works for me. Lots of stuff like sap falling out of the trees at the mountain vacay home. It goes on and off easily and seems to stay on. Would probably tie down if high wind forecast. Seems somehow breathable in that the moisture does not stay trapped underneath. Scrunts up to take up only part of the frunk.
This cover by Porsche bought from Suncoast works for me. Lots of stuff like sap falling out of the trees at the mountain vacay home. It goes on and off easily and seems to stay on. Would probably tie down if high wind forecast. Seems somehow breathable in that the moisture does not stay trapped underneath. Scrunts up to take up only part of the frunk.
In my humble opinion that cover is not well suited for your car. Not a good fit at all. A cover shouldn't be able to flap around in the wind! That just scuffs up your paint. I got the "official" Porsche cover for my 991 and it fits like a glove, almost too tight. Are you sure you got the right cover?
In my humble opinion that cover is not well suited for your car. Not a good fit at all. A cover shouldn't be able to flap around in the wind! That just scuffs up your paint. I got the "official" Porsche cover for my 991 and it fits like a glove, almost too tight. Are you sure you got the right cover?
This is an official Porsche cover, does not flap in the wind and the car is full front PPF and two coats ceramic over entire car. From the feel and texture of the material I do not see how it would scratch paint anyway. Also not sure Porsche would put their name and reputation on material that would.
For unprotected paint I think I would be more concerned with using the typical grit filled wash mitt on your paint trying to get off what your cover caught instead.
Got mine from the dealer when I bought the car. Indoor Porsche cover. Fits like a glove, soft like a microfiber on the inside, stretchy on the outside. Frankly, could've done with no (or a much smaller) logo. But otherwise IMHO completely worth it.
Dumb question concerning indoor covers. Other than looks, why would you want a cover that fits tightly? I would rather something that is loose and easy to take on and off with out having to stretch it over any part of the car. The tighter the fit the more likely you are to eventually scratch up those tight fitting areas. Just thought.
its not just tight or loose... its also the thickness that i think it is important.. those satin custom fit car covers offers no protection... probably just protect you again dust... what if a kid pass with his bike... or something in the garage fall on the car...
you should get a ticker car covers.. probably with cotton lining inside to really protect the car.. not just to fit nicely.
05-06-2017, 02:36 PM
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