Huge Car Cover Sale....Hurry Ends This Month
08-04-2009, 08:30 AM
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Huge Car Cover Sale....Hurry Ends This Month Are you in the Market for a new Car Cover? Now is the time to get prepared to cover up the car for winter.
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This is probably the best Coverking Car Cover sale we have ever offered. Any Car Cover, any car, any material, you choose with no limitations...You build the car cover for your car and then take an easy 25% off the total price. Just enter the code "carcover" when checking out in the coupon redemption box and it will take the 25% off instantly.
This is a special deal we worked out with Coverking exclusive to Southern Car Parts. Please use the link below to configure and order your car cover.
Oh, forgot to mention....all orders come with a Free drawstring storage bag and a lock and cable kit.
Promotion will end August 30th.
Order here....
Car Cover Sale
Thanks,
Jim
This is probably the best Coverking Car Cover sale we have ever offered. Any Car Cover, any car, any material, you choose with no limitations...You build the car cover for your car and then take an easy 25% off the total price. Just enter the code "carcover" when checking out in the coupon redemption box and it will take the 25% off instantly.
This is a special deal we worked out with Coverking exclusive to Southern Car Parts. Please use the link below to configure and order your car cover.
Oh, forgot to mention....all orders come with a Free drawstring storage bag and a lock and cable kit.
Promotion will end August 30th.
Order here....
Car Cover Sale
Thanks,
Jim
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08-04-2009, 08:46 PM
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Ah good deal! Will be ordering one this month when i have some spare $$$ to spend. Making a reminder so I dont forget and let this deal go by.
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08-11-2009, 09:07 AM
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Anyone know if the triguard is good quality cover. The car is always in the garage so I just need something to keep the dust off of it. Also when raining the garage door gets a few drops of water on the car when opened. Any chance it will scratch the paint?
I keep thinking about covers but never have even researched any of them.
Thanks
I keep thinking about covers but never have even researched any of them.
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08-16-2009, 09:28 AM
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Anyone know if the triguard is good quality cover. The car is always in the garage so I just need something to keep the dust off of it. Also when raining the garage door gets a few drops of water on the car when opened. Any chance it will scratch the paint?
I keep thinking about covers but never have even researched any of them.
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I keep thinking about covers but never have even researched any of them.
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Trust me, spend the money and get the satin stretch...You will love the way it looks on the car and it really babies the paint. It is well worth the extra bucks...
Jim
08-22-2009, 08:37 AM
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Also, what would you reccomend for a cover that's going to be inside a garage all the time? I just need something that will keep dust/debris off the car, and possibly block UV rays? There's two windows next to my car that it gets light from, but I'm not sure if there are any covers that will block the UV rays.
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What would be best for indoor storage. I notice the coverbond 4 gray says it helps to prevent dings etc. I have a very small garage and am concerned about that. But is the underside nice too? What if I went to the satin stretch? Does that still provide a tad bit of bump protection? Thanks
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Also, what would you reccomend for a cover that's going to be inside a garage all the time? I just need something that will keep dust/debris off the car, and possibly block UV rays? There's two windows next to my car that it gets light from, but I'm not sure if there are any covers that will block the UV rays.
