car cover recomendations..
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Le Mans Master
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car cover recomendations..
i need a good car cover that could work indoors/outdoors...... especially in the winter..... i'm gonna be buying soon since i'm moving to another place for the time being......
i figure i would be spending around 250 for a good one
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i figure i would be spending around 250 for a good one
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Le Mans Master
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From: eastern NC
Originally Posted by onaqwst
i need a good car cover that could work indoors/outdoors...... especially in the winter..... i'm gonna be buying soon since i'm moving to another place for the time being......
i figure i would be spending around 250 for a good one
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i figure i would be spending around 250 for a good one
b
http://www.ecklers.com/product.asp?d...N0SM2EPB0D78PB
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Burning Brakes
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From: Santee CA
The NOAH material is great for water, but is water resistant and not highly UV protected.
Same goes for all car covers; none of them are waterproof, short of putting a piece of rubberized or plastic material over the car. Doing that then prevents the car cover from being "breathable", which then can induce nasty little things like mold.
I've got a custom fit Covercraft Weathershield that fits our C3; it's a breathable material, lightweight, and water resistant, plus highly UV resistant. Great cover for Southern California, where we get tons of sun that likes to destroy things like leather seats, dashpads, and paint jobs...It does a great job of keeping dew off the car, but in a heavy downpour it won't hold up to a solid drenching. Covercraft, Coverking, and Wolf all state this on their websites.
I got my Covercraft Weathershield from AJ USA, picked it up for $240 using their promo codes on the website. If you call them they can give you saver discounts over the phone too.
It breaks down to your choice, but if your car is going to be out in the sun a lot, I like the Weathershield covers better than the NOAH material.
Same goes for all car covers; none of them are waterproof, short of putting a piece of rubberized or plastic material over the car. Doing that then prevents the car cover from being "breathable", which then can induce nasty little things like mold.
I've got a custom fit Covercraft Weathershield that fits our C3; it's a breathable material, lightweight, and water resistant, plus highly UV resistant. Great cover for Southern California, where we get tons of sun that likes to destroy things like leather seats, dashpads, and paint jobs...It does a great job of keeping dew off the car, but in a heavy downpour it won't hold up to a solid drenching. Covercraft, Coverking, and Wolf all state this on their websites.
I got my Covercraft Weathershield from AJ USA, picked it up for $240 using their promo codes on the website. If you call them they can give you saver discounts over the phone too.
It breaks down to your choice, but if your car is going to be out in the sun a lot, I like the Weathershield covers better than the NOAH material.
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