Indoor car cover suggestions needed

[Sal Gerace]

I am looking for an indoor only car cover to keep the dust off my car. I was looking at a company called Coverking and they have a nice looking cover. Does anyone have any experience with this cover? Or can somone reccomend a high end cover? Thanks!

[G.R.]

I bought a cheap A$$ nylon cover from Target for about $30... 4-5 years ago... works great to keep the dust off and doesn't scratch the finish while in the garage, easy to remove... I wash it every once in awhile. Of course I just have a little PPOS driver
FWIW

[Rick Parker]

$4.00 1 OR 2 MIL CLEAR PLASTIC 10' x 20' CLEAR PLASTIC DROP CLOTH.

[RedBarchetta]

Originally Posted by Rick Parker

$4.00 1 OR 2 MIL CLEAR PLASTIC 10' x 20' CLEAR PLASTIC DROP CLOTH.

You heathen you! How can anyone conceivably cover 10 coats of Zaino with Saran Wrap?!?

You want something with a soft flannel lining (to protect the paint from scratching). California Car Cover makes a nice one for our cars.

-Dean

[cdnus]

Finishline.
Their cover is as soft as you will find anywhere. I think it is pure cotton. I bought 3 covers that were supposed to be soft that are now gathering dust on the shelf.
I ordered theirs on sale last fall, cost about $100 & change.
Best indoor cover out there.

Craig

[nevermind65]

This is what I have.

http://www.calcarcover.com/

It is heavy and has tarp material on the outside and something like soft cotton on the inside. I got it with the car and it has to be the nicest cover I've ever seen.

[1985 CCX]

I use a very light no-name cotton cover. It is really only a dust cover and would be useless outside. However, that is not a problem since the snake lives indoors except when burning a little fuel.

I do have a couple friends who are old time collectors and they suggest only a light cotton cover at most preferrably nothing at all. A true outdoor cover keeps things dark which tend to be great homes for mice etc.

My cotton cover is literally soft and thin like a T-Shirt. Best of luck!

[Silverback51]

I have bought a number of items from Griots. Great service and products.

http://www.griotsgarage.com/search.j...text=car+cover

[SKINNEDR]

Finish Line has the best one. Don't waste your time looking anywhere else.
It cost $125.00 All cotton...
Dex.......

[emberglo66]

I have a California Car Cover that fits like a glove. even with the full roll bar. I selected the DusTop. works great. Even had it embroidered by them.

[jwd]

Another vote for the Finishline cover. Very soft on the inside and it fits great.

[4RE KLR]

I had a California car Cover and had 4RE KLR stitched in the front of it. It was the Noah cover @$125.00

I would suggest you consider getting an outdoor cover now instead of just an old cheapy one. You never know when you will need it.

[Sal Gerace]

Thanks for all the replys! Like 1985 CCX said it's better to go light weight or nothing at all for indoor. I thought the Coverking was pricy at over $200.00 so I'll check out the others.

[ERA2188]

I bought a good breathable water proof outdoor cover for use in my garage, then I take it on road trips just in case. Also great for overnight protection on week end trips. California car cover has several.

[ERA Tom]

I bought three twin bed sheets from LandsEnd, made of soft flannel. I had the local dry cleaners sew them together length-wise. It makes a great, soft indoor cover for about fifty bucks. Throw it in the washer if it gets dirty.

[Frank Messina]

I don't cover my car indoors. Just wipe it off once a week. If you cover it, it will get beat. People start getting careless thinking it's protected. Bam, biff, oops, "I'll just set this here for a minute". This way they all see it and give it a wide berth.
Frank