Hail damage
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Hail damage There is some hail in my area...dont have any car-port or anything. I dont think any hit my car, it is currently under my SLP car-cover. There might be more hail later though. I know our cars are mostly plastic from the above profile. How succeptable to hail damage are our F-bodies? Damn weather 
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Yeah, will the SLP car-cover cushion it a bit? Prevent chips, ect. better than if I did not have it? A few cars in my apartment complex now have chips in their windshields and a couple VERY MINOR body-dents. My WS6 is at my grandmas house and so far the hail has avoided it (10 miles away).
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throw a thick blanket on it and tie it down real good with some twine or string...whatever you have. Then lie face down on top of it, hold it close, and whisper sweet nothings to it. That's what I would do!
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I was thinking about one of those egg crate blankets or something. A nice wool blanket over the car cover would be great... definately tie it down well though... it would suck to lose that to some wind!
I was thinking about one of those egg crate blankets or something. A nice wool blanket over the car cover would be great... definately tie it down well though... it would suck to lose that to some wind!
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Originally Posted by Kalgorn
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I was thinking about one of those egg crate blankets or something. A nice wool blanket over the car cover would be great... definately tie it down well though... it would suck to lose that to some wind!
I was thinking about one of those egg crate blankets or something. A nice wool blanket over the car cover would be great... definately tie it down well though... it would suck to lose that to some wind!
No problem. This has been helpful for me as well. We don't usually get hail very often but I think I have a universal car cover in my basement and we've got at least one egg crate blankets here. 
Originally Posted by edwardswb
throw a thick blanket on it and tie it down real good with some twine or string...whatever you have. Then lie face down on top of it, hold it close, and whisper sweet nothings to it. That's what I would do!
OMG thats funny right there, And I would just put some blankets under the carcover, since the car cover should be waterproof
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I was stuck in hail on the highway once, and my car didn't get any damage. The biggest problem I had was that my driver side window wouldn't go up all the way, so I got hit with some hail, but no damage to me either.
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Originally Posted by RobZ28
I was stuck in hail on the highway once, and my car didn't get any damage. The biggest problem I had was that my driver side window wouldn't go up all the way, so I got hit with some hail, but no damage to me either.
