Car Covers

[MissTap_GTI6]

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[Toms306]

Woah...thats not cheap!! Probably cheaper to emply a polish guy to stand next to your car wiping off any mess as soon as it occurs....... :think:

As others have said, they're not a good idea.....they ruin paintwork just like bonnet bra's or L plates do unfortunately.

[puglove]

As said bud Car covers are a no no, my mate told me that it was going to be fine and how good it would because hed spent £100+ on this car cover.............NOP it was scratched to fu*k in about a month, even if you do get a good one your cars has to be perfectly clean every time you put it on. And that still dosnt avoid the sweating issue, NOT a good idea, I ended up renting a garage from the local housing association, at least that way you get a little storage aswell, Failing that screw a gazebo to floor lol

[Scott]

Ed before you ask - No you can't indefinitely borrow the club gazebo

[Niall]

Ed before you ask - No you can't indefinitely borrow the club gazebo

what about your garage? Sure he would drive the Nad to you everyday just to get his car out!

[procta]

ed i stopped putting the rover under cover due to the wind kept lifting it off. i did tie it down etc, still failed and the cover rubbed against the bodywork.
so did away with as the front of the car is a mess.

[4WayDiablo]

Ed before you ask - No you can't indefinitely borrow the club gazebo

what about your garage? Sure he would drive the Nad to you everyday just to get his car out!

/EdDoenoids

[HDIkyle]

I use a semi fitted one for the estate tho the week(when it rains) as the doors leak and not using it means i get mold in the footwells. It was only around £35-40 IIRC and its pretty decent, Altho i cannot say if it scratches the paint as mines matt anyway.