Can car covers cause scratches?
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I had one that was for one of my C3 vettes that did not. It was double lined and made for that particular car. I think that if they have a lot of slack in them the can move and shif easier and rub the paint, leaving minor surface abrasions.
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The problem is not the cover, but any dirt that gets caught in it. If you leave a cover on for a while the outside gets dirty and when you take it off you either have to roll it up or fold it up and the dirty side gets blended with the clean side. When you go put it back on some of the inside of the cover is dirty now.
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I def recommend not using one witha car on a trailer
it'll beat the **** out of your paint
had a buddy get a nice ding and paint rub off cause off the cover flapping and beating it
it'll beat the **** out of your paint
had a buddy get a nice ding and paint rub off cause off the cover flapping and beating it