car covers

[arc]

my car tends to stay where it is, behind the house quite often - and with it starting to get frosty now i'm thinking i could cover it.

good idea, where sells covers, anything i should watch out for?

 

[dave]

dont bother car needs to breave, covers just keep it damp

 

[gregit]

You might come back one day and find car replaced by a load of beer crates!!!!

 

[arc]

i shant bother then

 

[Hellcat]

You might come back one day and find car replaced by a load of beer crates!!!!

empty or full?

 

[gregit]

empty or full?

Probally empty!!! If full, be worth more than the car!!! lol

 

[arc]

i'm taking offence to that

 

[alainax]

there is breathable covers, portect from damp and cold and light, but still allow car to breath. xxx

 

[J333EVO]

thing with covers is that they really need to be proper tailored one for the as the cheaper multifit ones are no as good, reason being is the wind can get under them and tey can actually rub on the paint and either leave lots of little scratches. or rub the paint off, seriously! You are actually better just leaving it as it is if you use it at least once a week.

Aaron.

 

[The Negotiator]

Not sure if this is relevant at all but in the caravan world they have moved away from using such covers - even when the van is left for 9 months. Most modern covers are beathable but for that to work, you need the water/moisture to have vapourised fully, if it is a cold and wet day, it simply doesn't work.