Imortant Car Cover Question (not what is the best thread)
12-24-2001, 01:12 PM
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Imortant Car Cover Question (not what is the best thread) I purchaseda Noah car cover that is moisture resistant however I noticed after the first rain storm that when i removed the cover the car was very wet not soaked but extremely wet. Is this normal? or did I get sent and indoor cover by mistake? I ordered the cover that should protect from light snow and rain it was like 200 bux or something I think from california covers any input?~?
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Re: Imortant Car Cover Question (not what is the best thread) TTT
[quote]Originally posted by thefritz1:
<strong>I purchaseda Noah car cover that is moisture resistant however I noticed after the first rain storm that when i removed the cover the car was very wet not soaked but extremely wet. Is this normal? or did I get sent and indoor cover by mistake? I ordered the cover that should protect from light snow and rain it was like 200 bux or something I think from california covers any input?~?</strong><hr></blockquote>
[quote]Originally posted by thefritz1:
<strong>I purchaseda Noah car cover that is moisture resistant however I noticed after the first rain storm that when i removed the cover the car was very wet not soaked but extremely wet. Is this normal? or did I get sent and indoor cover by mistake? I ordered the cover that should protect from light snow and rain it was like 200 bux or something I think from california covers any input?~?</strong><hr></blockquote>
12-25-2001, 01:17 PM
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Re: Imortant Car Cover Question (not what is the best thread) FWIW, way back when I had my T/A, I used to put a car cover on it outside at night. I had a Wolfe Evolution IV cover, and it worked really well. I never had a problem with the car getting really wet with the cover on. It kept just about all of the moisture out. You might call the company about their cover.
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Re: Imortant Car Cover Question (not what is the best thread) The Noah car cover is moisture resistant but it will soak if it rains like hell. This cover is very good for areas with a lot of rain and snow since it allows the water to evaporate well. You want the cover to breath. It also does a great job of keeping it clean.
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