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Good Morning Folks,
I am going to buy a car cover and am wondering if anyone has had experience with the INTRO GUARD cover they sell on the forum. Is it a pretty nice cover?
WOLF covers are also a consideration.
Between the two, if you have used both, which is the preffered cover?
Good Morning Folks,
I am going to buy a car cover and am wondering if anyone has had experience with the INTRO GUARD cover they sell on the forum. Is it a pretty nice cover?
WOLF covers are also a consideration.
Between the two, if you have used both, which is the preffered cover?
TIA for any input you all may have.
Depends on what you want it for. Inside or out? If its outside you want something durable. If its inside, it should be breathable, soft inside, mildew/water resistant. They have a bubble that you can park your car in. I think its mid america or ecklers. You turn it on and it inflates. I think it cycles out the dust too? Any one got any more info on that? Seemed pretty cool.
I have a Wolf, and would not buy one again. In the summer, when I take my car to my summer place, it sits outside w/ the cover on it. I guess it dried out or something, because when removed, it had left dust all over the car.
If the car is going to be outside, I would buy the best cover you can get for outside use.
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Originally Posted by RandyJ75
I have a Wolf, and would not buy one again. In the summer, when I take my car to my summer place, it sits outside w/ the cover on it. I guess it dried out or something, because when removed, it had left dust all over the car.
If the car is going to be outside, I would buy the best cover you can get for outside use.
Randy
I agree about the Noah from Wolf. It's like a big treated paper towel that gets soaking wet in anything more than a light rain and then dries out after. The Noah is a GREAT indoor cover, and I have one on my '65 Mustang 2+2.
If you want your car to stay DRY, buy a Stormproof by CoverKing.
I have a Wolf, and would not buy one again. In the summer, when I take my car to my summer place, it sits outside w/ the cover on it. I guess it dried out or something, because when removed, it had left dust all over the car.
If the car is going to be outside, I would buy the best cover you can get for outside use.
Randy
I have the same problem, as soon as I take the cover off the car is covered in white dust..I hate that damn cover..but for now it will suffice
Thanks again for all the advice. I think I am going with the Intro Guard. I will try to post when it gets here. Mu usage, by the way, will be all inside. Dust will be the big problem.