Car Cover Techniques
Car Cover Techniques
So I just bought a car cover from Suncoast for my 06 997S. It'll be parked under a car port as well. I'm concerned about dirt on the car prior to covering. The cover had a cloth liner and my concern is that dirt will transfer into the lining and then act like sandpaper on the car. Any comments, suggestions, Ideas?
I have an indoor cover and the ONLY time I will put it on is right after I wash the car. I would never put it on a dirty car but I may a bit more obsessive than others when it comes to my paint
I live in the bay area and barring this week... the winters are mild. Wet but mild. I primarily drive the car on the weekends so giving a rinse before I cover it is easy but what about letting it dry?
I would almost recommend wheel covers, but I could be a little OCD. I hate seeing tire marks on the covers! Also make sure the engine is cool when you install the cover, otherwise the exhaust tips could melt the cover.
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Correct, never put the cover on unless car is clean or "detail sprayed/wiped" after use. It only takes one careless /lazy moment to ruin a perfect shine....
I think I will go online to get a new one now.
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