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Cover Em Up ...
lovebus (jack):
Then its not a good cover.
matt:
It is the Weathshield HP, one of the highest rated by www.carcovers.com/Quality+Value+Price, www.autoanything.com/ www.amazon.com/automotive, www.autopartswarehouse.com/, www.carid.com/Covercraft, www.realtruck.com , www.drivingcomfort.com/CarCover Car Covers www.autoaccessoriesgarage.com, www.carcoversdirect.com/, www.buyautocovers.com/Reviews ............and it goes on and on .... total reviews from all of these places is about 75,000. a
and , it being about 10 years old now, and still holds up after being through snow sun, ice and rain, high winds - branches falling on it - and washes in washing machines. All of the stitching is holding up still !
Was waterproof for the first few years, but that chemical has worn away, tried a new waterproofing chemical this year and has been the best I tried so far. I'm happy with it..
What I like about it is it is very breathable, which is of concern for the type shown above, which does not look like it would breath at all and would trap a lot of moisture underneath
thumpup)-
Bob(Herbie):
:confused04:; So it doesn't need Tar? :jump4jo":
matt:
#@rofl3 Now why didn't I think of that?... permanently waterproof, and the wind would not be able to blow the cover off the car!
Thanks thumpup)-
m!
kvbug (karen):
and could be a good heat source when necessary.... dog@@ (don't forget the fire extinguisher... )
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