Car Cover??
Drifting
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 1,480
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From: Circleville Ohio
Vader Vette
I stored mine with the cover on Once It made my whole car Sweat so I took it off I use it to cover my car from one night to the next .Like get it ready for A show cover it so it does not get dusty over night .But I would never leave it on for more than A week solid.Not sure on the five layer I have a good cover. you want it
Melting Slicks
Joined: Aug 2004
Posts: 2,220
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From: www.Z16.org North/West Pennsylvania
Car covers are nice but will scratch your paint. Any kind will scratch your paint because the car and or cover are never perfectly clean. For indoor covering, if you're not going for looks,...I like a good quality bed sheets. Now here are the reasons: 1. they are light weight...less likely to scratch while putting on or removing. 2. I use three sheets, one on the roof then one on front and rear....easier to put on. 3. A cinch to keep clean. Much easier to wash than a big cover. Just my 30= years of experience talking.
Drifting
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 1,480
Likes: 2
From: Circleville Ohio
Vader Vette
Car covers are nice but will scratch your paint. Any kind will scratch your paint because the car and or cover are never perfectly clean. For indoor covering, if you're not going for looks,...I like a good quality bed sheets. Now here are the reasons: 1. they are light weight...less likely to scratch while putting on or removing. 2. I use three sheets, one on the roof then one on front and rear....easier to put on. 3. A cinch to keep clean. Much easier to wash than a big cover. Just my 30= years of experience talking.
I personnally back my car out of the garage Spray it with water and then wipe it down with 100% cotton towels.This does not seem to be scratching the paint but microscopically im sure it is. What ya gona do?
A guy yelled out last year going by that I was wiping the paint off my car .(Ha Ha)
Drifting
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 1,480
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From: Circleville Ohio
