Cheap Indoor Car Cover
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Cheap Indoor Car Cover
I'm looking for a cheap indoor car cover for my 02 WS6. Car is garaged at all times, so just looking for something that will keep the dust off her. I found this one, but not sure what size would be best. Anyone use this particular car cover? Again, just looking for something that's going to keep the dust off the car and not scratch up the paint.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/19716882?w...202312&veh=sem
http://www.walmart.com/ip/19716882?w...202312&veh=sem
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Well the car is a little over 193", so 13' 1" and 14' 2" are going to be too small.
Like said above, just about anything is OK for indoor storage, though the cheaper ones won't do as good of a job at keeping dust off. I've used the cheap ones, and now I have a really nice/expensive one (CoverCraft Dustop), and you definitely get what you pay for. With the cheap one, I'd find a bit of dust had filtered its way under the cover by winter's end, but this is not the case with the expensive one.
Like said above, just about anything is OK for indoor storage, though the cheaper ones won't do as good of a job at keeping dust off. I've used the cheap ones, and now I have a really nice/expensive one (CoverCraft Dustop), and you definitely get what you pay for. With the cheap one, I'd find a bit of dust had filtered its way under the cover by winter's end, but this is not the case with the expensive one.
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Well the car is a little over 193", so 13' 1" and 14' 2" are going to be too small.
Like said above, just about anything is OK for indoor storage, though the cheaper ones won't do as good of a job at keeping dust off. I've used the cheap ones, and now I have a really nice/expensive one (CoverCraft Dustop), and you definitely get what you pay for. With the cheap one, I'd find a bit of dust had filtered its way under the cover by winter's end, but this is not the case with the expensive one.
Like said above, just about anything is OK for indoor storage, though the cheaper ones won't do as good of a job at keeping dust off. I've used the cheap ones, and now I have a really nice/expensive one (CoverCraft Dustop), and you definitely get what you pay for. With the cheap one, I'd find a bit of dust had filtered its way under the cover by winter's end, but this is not the case with the expensive one.
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I appreciate the reply. They have a 22' 0" that I guess will work then. Right now, the car sits in the garage uncovered, and every time I go to drive it, it drives me crazy getting all the dust off. I understand that something more expensive would be a better option, but I'm hoping that this cheaper option will do what I'm looking for it to do. Most of the dust accumulates on the hood, T-Tops, windshield, back glass, and spoiler area.
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This post make me sad lol.
What do you think of this one?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SLP-08951-Ca...35faf3&vxp=mtr
What do you think of this one?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SLP-08951-Ca...35faf3&vxp=mtr
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Just an update. I purchased the car cover that I linked in the original post. The car cover fits great and does exactly what I need the car cover to do; cover the car completely and keep dust off it while it's sitting in the garage. Great cheap investment.
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I bought one of these too after reading this thread. Now i have to wash my dusty car so I can put it on.
I've used an outdoor car cover before with great success when i had to my my old 96 V6 outside under trees when I was in college... This should be cake to keep the dust off!
Never put the car cover on if your car is dirty or dusty already. You'll not only scratch your car, but get the cover dirty as well....
I've used an outdoor car cover before with great success when i had to my my old 96 V6 outside under trees when I was in college... This should be cake to keep the dust off!
Never put the car cover on if your car is dirty or dusty already. You'll not only scratch your car, but get the cover dirty as well....