Car Cover Question
#1
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Car Cover Question
Hey guys,
I just found out over the weekend that there's been water dripping on my car between the passenger side front of my windshield and passenger side mirror and then down my passenger door (depending on how I park), and it's leaving behind mineral deposits of some sort on my car (I was able to clay some of it off, but before I realized what the stuff was, I'll clay off the rest ASAP).
I'm thinking about getting a car cover for when I park in the garage. From what I've seen, it sounds like a lot of you use the Honda OEM car cover in doors, so that's what I'm considering. However, I have 2 questions:
1. Does the fact that little drops of water is dripping on my car make a difference in my decision? (should I get an all weather car cover instead? I don't really see the point of it, but I figured I'd get some insight here)
2. Does anyone know where I can get a good deal on a car cover (Honda OEM, or depending on the answer to 1, perhaps something else). So far, www.handa-accessories.com seem to have the best deal (~$175 shipped).
Thanks!
I just found out over the weekend that there's been water dripping on my car between the passenger side front of my windshield and passenger side mirror and then down my passenger door (depending on how I park), and it's leaving behind mineral deposits of some sort on my car (I was able to clay some of it off, but before I realized what the stuff was, I'll clay off the rest ASAP).
I'm thinking about getting a car cover for when I park in the garage. From what I've seen, it sounds like a lot of you use the Honda OEM car cover in doors, so that's what I'm considering. However, I have 2 questions:
1. Does the fact that little drops of water is dripping on my car make a difference in my decision? (should I get an all weather car cover instead? I don't really see the point of it, but I figured I'd get some insight here)
2. Does anyone know where I can get a good deal on a car cover (Honda OEM, or depending on the answer to 1, perhaps something else). So far, www.handa-accessories.com seem to have the best deal (~$175 shipped).
Thanks!
#2
Originally Posted by PeaceLove&S2K,Apr 24 2006, 06:16 AM
Hey guys,
I just found out over the weekend that there's been water dripping on my car between the passenger side front of my windshield and passenger side mirror and then down my passenger door (depending on how I park), and it's leaving behind mineral deposits of some sort on my car (I was able to clay some of it off, but before I realized what the stuff was, I'll clay off the rest ASAP).
I'm thinking about getting a car cover for when I park in the garage. From what I've seen, it sounds like a lot of you use the Honda OEM car cover in doors, so that's what I'm considering. However, I have 2 questions:
1. Does the fact that little drops of water is dripping on my car make a difference in my decision? (should I get an all weather car cover instead? I don't really see the point of it, but I figured I'd get some insight here)
2. Does anyone know where I can get a good deal on a car cover (Honda OEM, or depending on the answer to 1, perhaps something else). So far, www.handa-accessories.com seem to have the best deal (~$175 shipped).
Thanks!
I just found out over the weekend that there's been water dripping on my car between the passenger side front of my windshield and passenger side mirror and then down my passenger door (depending on how I park), and it's leaving behind mineral deposits of some sort on my car (I was able to clay some of it off, but before I realized what the stuff was, I'll clay off the rest ASAP).
I'm thinking about getting a car cover for when I park in the garage. From what I've seen, it sounds like a lot of you use the Honda OEM car cover in doors, so that's what I'm considering. However, I have 2 questions:
1. Does the fact that little drops of water is dripping on my car make a difference in my decision? (should I get an all weather car cover instead? I don't really see the point of it, but I figured I'd get some insight here)
2. Does anyone know where I can get a good deal on a car cover (Honda OEM, or depending on the answer to 1, perhaps something else). So far, www.handa-accessories.com seem to have the best deal (~$175 shipped).
Thanks!
so the water would still get through. the mineral deposits would stay on the cover.
so to keep the water off of your car you would need a diff cover.
#3
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Thanks wanabe! It isn't a lot of water though, like two drops after my car has been there almost a full 24 hours.
I'll shop around though, to see if there's a better, more weather proof, cover.
I'll shop around though, to see if there's a better, more weather proof, cover.
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http://216.60.144.111/ecatcust/getx.asp?op...1&vid=573597136
Have any of you had experience with any of these?
I'm thinking something under $200 (Evolution, Block-It 350F, or Dusttop - Dusttop doesn't seem to be waterproof though).
Have any of you had experience with any of these?
I'm thinking something under $200 (Evolution, Block-It 350F, or Dusttop - Dusttop doesn't seem to be waterproof though).
#6
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Trying to get that done as well, but it's a shared garage in the condo, so I'll need to potentially get the person who lives in the unit above my car to fix the problem.
That's going to take time, so in the meantime, I'm getting a indoor car cover (which I was planning to get for winter storage anyway).
That's going to take time, so in the meantime, I'm getting a indoor car cover (which I was planning to get for winter storage anyway).
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#8
Get the Honda cover (doesnt scratch paint if car is CLEAN) and a waterproof aftermarket one as well....but its just a bit overkill for the inside if you ask me. Fix the leak, or hang a bucket from the ceiling to catch the water over your car.
#9
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Thanks guys, I got the Covercraft Evolution.
I was originally planning to get a car cover anyway, for the winter months (after last winter, when I washed my car I found a bunch of little black/rust-colored spots that wouldn't wash off). So I guess I just ended up getting the cover a few months early.
I was originally planning to get a car cover anyway, for the winter months (after last winter, when I washed my car I found a bunch of little black/rust-colored spots that wouldn't wash off). So I guess I just ended up getting the cover a few months early.