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Okay fellas, probably been asked a million times. Looking for an indoor only car cover for my 2019 Mustang GT. What do ya'll recommend?
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California Car Cover products have always worked well for me.

Otherwise, old cotton bed sheets work too if you're looking for temporary dust protection.
 
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California Car Cover products have always worked well for me.

Otherwise, old cotton bed sheets work too if you're looking for temporary dust protection.
Looking for a cover to put on in the garage during MI winter. Will be stored for about 4 months.
 

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California Car Cover products have always worked well for me.

Otherwise, old cotton bed sheets work too if you're looking for temporary dust protection.
A sheet is a good idea. My garage is dusty as can be, but I was always concerned with scratches and tend to live with the dust until I can foam and wash as usual.

Anyone use a sheet, and do you tend to get scratches? I just polished mine out with my DA polisher and then had it ceramic coated afterwards, so it looks new.
 

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I've got a cover that was given to me but I've never used. I just use a California duster every week or 2. Quick and easy.
 

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I use a Covercraft Indoor cover. Very soft and doesn't scratch. I usually only drive the car on the weekend. It is under the cover all other times.
 

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I also am looking for a cover that keeps the dust off, but more importantly, keeps the dings out of the side of her... THAT'S my priority...
 

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I picked up mine from Car Covers (not Car Cover, 2 different sellers) for $160 out the door. It is an indoor cover I use between drives to keep the dust off and for the winter storage. It has held up since 2019 and I'm very satisfied.
 

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A cover to protect from dings is a different ball game. I wish there was something like that for driving around :)

I also am looking for a cover that keeps the dust off, but more importantly, keeps the dings out of the side of her... THAT'S my priority...
 

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I just bought a "DustForce® Soft As Flannel Indoor Custom Car Cover"from California Car Cover for $323. It is really soft, pretty thick, breaths, and fits like a glove (custom around mirrors, antenna, etc.). I had a '67 Mustang and a cheaper car cover that was not fitted and it was always dusty underneath. This California Car Cover is super. Costco has a decent non-fitted car cover for about $60 if this is more your speed.
 

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Covercraft here. I've had it for 5 years now. Still flawless and zero marking of the finish.
 

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The gray Budge brand of car covers work great for indoor only covers…. You don’t need a million dollar top of the line cover if needing one for a garage and the car is indoors.

I have one each on my Cobra and SSP.
 

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i hate them all,dust collectors and scratch magnets. Id rather my car get dusty

If my car is sitting for winter ill toss on a 14.00 plastic car cover the body shops use then toss it when im done.
 

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I've got a covercraft as well, love it, and as others have said, it is very soft and has never caused a scratch to my car's finish.
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