car cover
Good Question, I had a tan top and never worried about it but now I have a black top and I notice a lot of stuff like our dogs white hair (dalmatian) I would say YES if you plan on leaving it covered all winter, also those 3m lint roller things work good to get the junk off your top.
Good Question, I had a tan top and never worried about it but now I have a black top and I notice a lot of stuff like our dogs white hair (dalmatian) I would say YES if you plan on leaving it covered all winter, also those 3m lint roller things work good to get the junk off your top.
Man I read your post & it's crazy,I use the 3m lint roller (works pretty good) & I have a dalmation!
To the op If your covering it inside a garage or building I would say yes! but
if your having to leave out side the plastic may get water under it & mildew!
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Smart! I have 3 verts and NO plastic. That invites trouble. I also am in the lint roller club like so many others. It works great and takes about 2 minutes to get rid of dust, threads, hairs, anything.
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Yeah the lint roller I use is just a cheaper one with the peel off sticky paper and it works great.
I have a black top and a dustop cover from California Car Cover and mine is in garage also with no lint problems.
I have a black top and a dustop cover from California Car Cover and mine is in garage also with no lint problems.
I tried the ones that felt like some type of treated paper, not sure what the stuff was, stay away from those, they just tear. They come in either blue or grey....
Last edited by bdrussell; Oct 8, 2009 at 05:12 PM.
If you are worried about lint on a black top then just get something black that can breath. I would take a black bed sheet and lay that down before applying the car cover. I am sure you can pick one up at Walmart for a few bux 
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