Car Cover

[BLM]

Anybody using a cover for a convertible that is kept indoors. Thought i read somewhere that the flannel covers leave deposits on the fabric top. What brand and type are you using?

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[TasGT]

I use a SAAS cover. The friction as you try and pull it over the convertible top is quite strong. So before I put the cover on I throw a sheet of thin shower proof nylon cloth over the soft top. That makes it both easier and stops the fluff from depositing on the roof.

 

[I Bleed Ford Blue]

I have a covercraft cover I bought thru american muscle. I only cover the car when I store it for the winter. I paid less than $200 for the cover, don't remember exactly how much.

 

[Dogstar]

I use the Budge Indoor Stretch Cover (BSC-3) for winter storage. Does it’s job nicely: fits well, is soft & smooth. & no flannel liner to worry about “fuzzy” friction or such on roof etc.

Budge regularly has 15-20% off promo codes & offers, too. Good value & quality products IMO.

 

[CVCashmere]

I have a covercraft cover I bought thru american muscle. I only cover the car when I store it for the winter. I paid less than $200 for the cover, don't remember exactly how much.

I have the same cover. I use it both indoors and outdoors but I make sure it doesn't get wet.

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[JDHunz]

Also have the Covercraft, but ours is stored inside all of the time. It’s covered primarily in the winter.

I have a covercraft cover I bought thru american muscle. I only cover the car when I store it for the winter. I paid less than $200 for the cover, don't remember exactly how much.

 

[1990rette]

I think we all do, you can find an extensive selection of car covers online. CoverCraft is indeed the best place to shop.

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