Snow....
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Launching!
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From: MD
Snow.... Ok, so I have a Weather Shield cover by Cover Craft on the car for the first time and it is snowing. Should I let the snow pile up on there or maybe 'shoooo' (lol) or swipe it off?
And when the snow is over, how do I get the snow off?..I'm afraid of moving the cover and scratching the paint...
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Thanks!!
And when the snow is over, how do I get the snow off?..I'm afraid of moving the cover and scratching the paint...
<img src="images/icons/confused.gif" border="0">
Thanks!!
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From: Houston/Lubbock, Tx.
Re: Snow.... the cover should not scratch the paint, when it snows the best thing to do is wait until the snow melts off the car and then take the cover off, if not, just take the cover off with the snow on it and shake the snow off and let the cover air dry in the sun or indoors.
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From: Chi-Town, IL
Re: Snow.... Is it a heavy duty cover thats all weather??
The car will have some moisture on it from all the snow pile up, it wouldn't hurt to brush some of it off...but it really doesn't matter <img src="gr_tounge.gif" border="0">
The car will have some moisture on it from all the snow pile up, it wouldn't hurt to brush some of it off...but it really doesn't matter <img src="gr_tounge.gif" border="0">
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Launching!
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From: MD
Re: Snow.... It is advertised as the best all weather cover. Breathes and repels water. I paid a ton of money for it so it better work. <img src="gr_grin.gif" border="0">
Thanks for the help!
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Thanks for the help!
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