Lightweight, non-bulky, car cover reccos?
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Lightweight, non-bulky, car cover reccos?
I need an indoor cover to keep in 997 trunk for occasions when I want protect car for short periods.
Regular covers seem too bulky, especially when not folded carefully.
Anybody have a suggestion for such a lightweight compact cover?
Thank you
Regular covers seem too bulky, especially when not folded carefully.
Anybody have a suggestion for such a lightweight compact cover?
Thank you
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Poseur
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I got in one from Griott's that is a totally different formulation,--much lighter than the covers of yesteryear. Thus, it's more compact to roll up and toss in the trunk. One other factor to consider with TOO light a cover is the impact of the wind on them. You will have to tie them on everytime or they may take off on you.
Dan
Dan
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Originally Posted by rmklaw
I purchased the Porsche one with the color emblem. It is an indoors only extremely light and form fitting.
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The one in my avatar works well. It's the one rmklaw mentioned. Very light, extremely dustproof and comes with a handy storage bag.
One caution, if you have a Cab the cover liner grips the top like velcro..... It does leave some "lint" as well..... although it wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it might be!!
One caution, if you have a Cab the cover liner grips the top like velcro..... It does leave some "lint" as well..... although it wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it might be!!
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Originally Posted by 1Gunner
The one in my avatar works well. It's the one rmklaw mentioned. Very light, extremely dustproof and comes with a handy storage bag.
One caution, if you have a Cab the cover liner grips the top like velcro..... It does leave some "lint" as well..... although it wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it might be!!
One caution, if you have a Cab the cover liner grips the top like velcro..... It does leave some "lint" as well..... although it wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it might be!!
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if you have a clean, weatherproof garage, i dont see the need for a cover unless you are not going to drive the car for a long time or work is being done in the garage and you need to protect the car surface.......there is also the danger of scratching the paint unless the car is clean and free of any debris before the cover is put on....my 360 spider came with a beautiful ferrari cover and i never used it....
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Originally Posted by scycle2020
if you have a clean, weatherproof garage, i dont see the need for a cover unless you are not going to drive the car for a long time or work is being done in the garage and you need to protect the car surface.......there is also the danger of scratching the paint unless the car is clean and free of any debris before the cover is put on....my 360 spider came with a beautiful ferrari cover and i never used it....