Car Cover Outside
Melting Slicks
Joined: Dec 2005
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From: sterling ct
i own the covercraft weathershield cover, it is not the best fit but it does keep your car 100% dry, that being said the material feels abrasive to the touch. i would go with the kimberly clark 4 layer covers, nice and soft ie no scratching on a clean car, fits like a glove. good when their is wind so it does not flat against your car and while it isnt 100% waterproof it is close.
Pro
Joined: May 2004
Posts: 744
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From: St. Peters MO.
I have used the noah covers and IMO it is a good cover. The price seems to be constant from the dealers and Mid-America Motorsports is the one I use.The cover should not be water proof because moisture will form in your interior and on your finish, the cover should breath.
Racer
Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 484
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From: Merrimack NH
I have used weathershield, not the HD one, Noah and mid amer flannel.
They all blow off a 30mph wind. Have to tie down. I use free weights. All seemed to keep the car pretty dry. I'm sticking with the weathershied because it folds up small, I store it in the cargo area and it's easy to wash n dry at home.
They all blow off a 30mph wind. Have to tie down. I use free weights. All seemed to keep the car pretty dry. I'm sticking with the weathershied because it folds up small, I store it in the cargo area and it's easy to wash n dry at home.
