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02-25-2007, 10:32 PM
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Its hard to tell from the picture. Is the car stored indoors or outside?
I do know two important things to think about. 1st. Be sure the material that touches the car(inside that touches the paint) is soft and wont freeze or stick to the paint if it gets wet and freezes. 2nd Be sure and wipe the car down with a California duster and a detail spray EVERTIME you put the cover on or putting the cover on and off can cause scratches.
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02-26-2007, 01:44 AM
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Car stays outside. I'm in SoCal, 66 feet above sea level -- "freeze" happens in the mountains. The dusting sounds right, given that the main reason for the cover is the dust and dirt settling out. Will relay that info to wife. Thanks.
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