AMEN!!
Brian in Mich who also has several cars in different
materials stored inside.
joeyjr wrote:
> The cars I have stored inside all have car covers. I
> have several different styles and materials. They all
> seem to do the job ok.That is keeping the dust off. I
> prefer the lighter nylon parachute type material, because
> it is light, and after you once get the hang of it, you
> can put them on the car by yourself without much effort.As
> far a taking one to a car show, It's not worth the
> effort. If' it's at a National Meet like WPC where the
> cars are parked inside or under roof at night, the cover
> works fine. But if the car is parked outside and it
> rains, I would rather it not be covered. I have had a
> car get wetter with a cover on it. The cover may start
> out waterproff, but that wears off after a while. If the
> cover gets saturated , the rain will get in places it
> never went before, like in vents, and window seals.
> Instead of running off the car, it holds the moisture on
> the car. Even if the cover is water tight, condensation
> gets under it and the car still gets wet. Then you not
> only still have a wet car, but a very large wet car cover
> to deal with. Then you need to find a laundramat to dry
> the cover., so you can put it back in the car to take it
> home. I found it just a easy to towel down the wet car
> after it rains, like everyone else is doing, and the car
> looks good and ready to show. That's just my opinion. Joe
> PaolucciWalton, Ky.
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