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I have an old Wolf cover now on my 84', but it collects a lot of dust & dirt under it. I will be parking my car outside for a couple of months. Can anyone suggest a decent cover that will keep it dry & dustfree?
Well ok..some things are..but not enough....trade deficit has INCREASED to 53 billion this year...
When we buy parts at work we try to specify that they be made here..and we are having a tough time with that...especially copper fittings which we use a ton of..all coming from china and very poor quality..even have some copper brackets..that rusted out...copper doesn't rust....
Buy the best one you can afford. It will do better doing what you want, last longer and have a warranty if it frags before its time. UV is the biggest enemy of car covers.
$300 may be a lot of money but it will outlast 3-4 of the cheapies and considering the cost of a paint job its a bargain.
Stay away from NOAH fabrics too, they also let dust filter thru the cover. It makes me crazy to see that after putting the cover on a clean car.
Buy the best one you can afford. It will do better doing what you want, last longer and have a warranty if it frags before its time. UV is the biggest enemy of car covers.
$300 may be a lot of money but it will outlast 3-4 of the cheapies and considering the cost of a paint job its a bargain.
Stay away from NOAH fabrics too, they also let dust filter thru the cover. It makes me crazy to see that after putting the cover on a clean car.
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