Covercraft indoor covers fabric types
#1
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Anyone have an opinion between the "Dustop", "Tan Flannel", and "Form Fit" fabrics?
I sent an email to the manufacturer asking for the softest and easiest to put of/off. They said the "dustop" was best, but it's cheaper than the others...
Opinions? Anyone know a store where I could go see them?
I sent an email to the manufacturer asking for the softest and easiest to put of/off. They said the "dustop" was best, but it's cheaper than the others...
Opinions? Anyone know a store where I could go see them?
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I have the Dustop cover and would recommend it for indoor use. Soft inside and out and simple to cover and uncover. I use it to cover my car in the garage year round. Since I have kids I was looking for something to give protection against small bumps. I further protect my car by placing a moving blanket along the sides. I would not use this cover outdoors. Because it is thicker than the others it takes up space when folded (3' x 3' x 12"). Forget the optional bag since you may never be able to fold it so small to fit into the bag. After a long drive I cover the entire front of the car and leave the back uncovered (from the end of door) to allow car to cool. Once the car is cool, I slip the cover over the rear. I purchased my cover from Griots Garage with discount. Make sure they know you have GT3 with rear spoiler, fits well.
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i had tan flannel.
it;s made for C2 but fits GT3.
it's very soft.
it;s made for C2 but fits GT3.
it's very soft.