BIGBOS

When I ordered my car I ordered the car cover with it...it worked fine most of the time, but when I took it off today and got it into the sun I noticed about 6 or 7 vertical white scratches running down the right rear quarter panel....then I looked under the cover and I felt the parallel line threads and they felt like razors.....I couldn't catch any of the scrathes with my finger nail so I hope they can be buffed out....if not, The whole rear bumper with the quarter panels is going to have to be repainted... <img src="gr_sad.gif" border="0">

I think I am going to look into another car cover....

Any ideas on some real soft ones that wont scratch??

SLP has always been good in my mind, but this got me a little pissed... <img src="gr_images/icons/mad.gif" border="0">

BlackSuperSport

I agree, the SLP car cover is terrible, I sold mine after I put it on my car once. I would look into a Noah car cover, those are as soft as you'll get.

BraemerZ28

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I've got a Beverly Hills Motoring customfit copver that is great. I got the best one for indoor use - can't remember their fancy name for the material. It may have been the stormguard elite.

It was around $200 two years ago, but worth it IMO.

www.beverlyhillsmotoring.com

Later,

SSG-Z28

Why get a car cover, when you can get a car bubble??? <img src="gr_grin.gif" border="0">

NHRA T/A

I've got the Noah from California car covers. It works great even in the Houston weather.

CJP63

Bigbos, You want a indoor car cover that is made out of 100% cotton flannel. Carl

BIGBOS

Yes, I do........where can I get one....... <img src="gr_images/icons/wink.gif" border="0">

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CJP63

Bigbos, I bought mine from a local seed shop,I will find out the name brand for you. Carl

mfrasca

Ive got the dust stop cover from cal cover and its real dust stop cover

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BIGBOS

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