Car cover suggestions
Hello I am wondering what suggestions some of you who have car covers would have. I would like to have a nice fitting cover not a generic droopy cover that falls to the ground.
Thanks, chris |
Indoor or outdoor
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I’m sorry it will be used indoor but will be in the sun about 6 hours a day as we use our garage as a front door often and it faces the east.
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Satin stretch is form fitted but will not completely cover the wheels and tires. About 6” will not be covered.
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I have this one:
2005-2013 C6 Corvette Ultraguard Stretch Satin Indoor Car Cover (Red) i love it. It fits great and keeps the dust off. It is also very soft. |
Same cover as above, in black, and $40 cheaper.
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?m...2F142607669508 Great car cover at an amazing price. I have one and have zero complaints. |
Cannot remember where I purchased mine, but many vendors sell something similar. Seems like polyester exterior and soft underneath. Comes with a bag and tie downs. I only use this indoors, but fits pretty well.
https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...c0d774eaf.jpeg |
Originally Posted by KevDude
(Post 1599727792)
Cannot remember where I purchased mine, but many vendors sell something similar. Seems like polyester exterior and soft underneath. Comes with a bag and tie downs. I only use this indoors, but fits pretty well.
https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...c0d774eaf.jpeg |
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Originally Posted by Iceaxe
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Same cover as above, in black, and $40 cheaper.
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?m...2F142607669508 Great car cover at an amazing price. I have one and have zero complaints. Pro Tip - spend $5 and buy a couple iron-on emblems for each end of your car cover to make your life easier when installing your cover. Quickly knowing which is the front and rear of the cover is a big help. Instructions for installing the iron-on. Place a hard surface down, I used a block of wood, don't use an ironing board. Place the cover over the hard surface. Place the emblem where you want it. Place a towel over the emblem and car cover to prevent burning. With the iron on its highest setting place the iron on top of the towel over the emblem. Let the iron sit for 60 seconds. Remove the iron and don't touch anything for 30 minutes and it should be on permanently with no damage. The basic idea is to get the adhesive of the emblem to flow and bond, and then to give it time to properly cool and set. |
Originally Posted by Schneidz
(Post 1599727087)
Hello I am wondering what suggestions some of you who have car covers would have. I would like to have a nice fitting cover not a generic droopy cover that falls to the ground.
Thanks, chris https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...cd6d6c6566.jpg |
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