Car cover?
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Car cover?
Not sure where to post this one but I have to keep my car out of a garage for a couple weeks. Is a cheap Oriellys car cover going to really **** the car up? It's for 2 weeks. Really just to keep dust and dirt off because its parked right next to construction zone. And the dirt here sucks real bad.
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If you cover the car dirty, you'll marr the finish. Get a good windy day, it will marr the finish. 2 weeks or 2 years doesn't matter....you can marr the finish in minutes.
Buy cheap products, add a bad environment and a little bit of mother nature and don't be surprised what you may get.
Buy cheap products, add a bad environment and a little bit of mother nature and don't be surprised what you may get.
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Not sure where to post this one but I have to keep my car out of a garage for a couple weeks. Is a cheap Oriellys car cover going to really **** the car up? It's for 2 weeks. Really just to keep dust and dirt off because its parked right next to construction zone. And the dirt here sucks real bad.
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What would you call an investment grade cover? I drive daily except for summer days when i have no school or when it snows. So it needs to be a all weather cover. I heard the NOAH cover is very good, but would like to here from a professional like yourself.
What would you call an investment grade cover? I drive daily except for summer days when i have no school or when it snows. So it needs to be a all weather cover. I heard the NOAH cover is very good, but would like to here from a professional like yourself.
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What would you call an investment grade cover? I drive daily except for summer days when i have no school or when it snows. So it needs to be a all weather cover. I heard the NOAH cover is very good, but would like to here from a professional like yourself.
What would you call an investment grade cover? I drive daily except for summer days when i have no school or when it snows. So it needs to be a all weather cover. I heard the NOAH cover is very good, but would like to here from a professional like yourself.
I don't know how snow would effect the car without the cover as I have always lived in CA where we don't get snow.
Often times, covers (and the state of the car when its covered by the owner) do more damage than good.
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So it really wouldn't be worth having a cover? I mean I take good care of my car but it really needs to get a full polish which I am having done next spring. It's the original black paint after 10 years. It's needs alittle TLC but I still get alot of compliments on how clean it is.
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So it really wouldn't be worth having a cover? I mean I take good care of my car but it really needs to get a full polish which I am having done next spring. It's the original black paint after 10 years. It's needs alittle TLC but I still get alot of compliments on how clean it is.
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Alright we'll I will probably not worry about it to much. I just hate those summer days with the sun beating down on the car in the driveway. I try to keep it in the shade but sometimes it's not always possible. I would rather get minor paint problems from just being a DD the. Trying to cover it and just making it worse.