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mikefocke · 03-30-2009, 05:47 AM

And have used it for several winters of outside storage. Nothing but praise. Of course, since I put it on only after the car was washed, there was no dust/dirt to be trapped between the fabric and the car's paint.

Easy enough to get on and off. Elastic held up well. Never used a cable lock that came with it. Stores in a fabric bag that fits in about half the front trunk. Store it dry.

Survived 12" of snow and ice and melt as well as push broom clearing the snow off the cover so tough fabric. Never found the car wet despite what may have been on the other side of the cover. Reasonably light when not wet.

03-30-2009, 05:47 AM	#6
mikefocke Registered User Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Sanford NC Posts: 2,537	Have Cal Cover Noah fabric cover And have used it for several winters of outside storage. Nothing but praise. Of course, since I put it on only after the car was washed, there was no dust/dirt to be trapped between the fabric and the car's paint. Easy enough to get on and off. Elastic held up well. Never used a cable lock that came with it. Stores in a fabric bag that fits in about half the front trunk. Store it dry. Survived 12" of snow and ice and melt as well as push broom clearing the snow off the cover so tough fabric. Never found the car wet despite what may have been on the other side of the cover. Reasonably light when not wet.