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This the one I use for my indoor INSANE dust issues. It’s amazing for the price, I love it.
https://www.steeda.com/coverking-spc994-s550-moda-super-stretch-car-cover
https://www.steeda.com/coverking-spc994-s550-moda-super-stretch-car-cover
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Cool I am just outside Saint John
khlifhummar
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I’ve had good luck with a soft indoor cover that has a fleece lining. It handles light bumps without scuffing the paint. If space is tight, you might also stick a small foam pad on the step edge for extra insurance.
Anyone here try those form‑fitted covers that cling tighter to the body?
Anyone here try those form‑fitted covers that cling tighter to the body?
khlifhummar
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I also use a soft, breathable indoor cover and it works great for tight garage spots. It keeps dust off and adds a layer of protection from bumps near the front end.
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Same here. Used the OEM cover for a couple three years then saw this one on the Shelby site that I liked more better. Easy peasy 2-minute install and removal and a huge help down here where the ag dust in the air is pretty heavy when the farmers are plowing the fields.
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