Jezz

I used to cover my old MR2 up but like Jake said - you have to make sure they're clean.

I made that mistake and it was like someone had washed it with a brillo pad

The breathable covers are best

phil121081

thanks for offer aquilaeagle, think i'll just let nature do its bit.

What the worst that can happen to honda paint ;-)....

Jezz

Good excuse for a good detailing session

veilsidejonnyo

AE - which type of cover is that? Is it water proof? My seals are still giving me the run around so I think covering it overnight is the only option.

AquilaEagle

Covercraft, yes

SideWaysOnFire

My Honda is outside and as been ever since aI bought it !Now the TVR is now under a cover as It lets a little water in......LOL

Jezz

My TVR Used to leak like a sieve.
Everytime I washed it I had to cover the engine with a plastic cover lol.

Loving the Honda!

mikey P

Do they make smaller ones like the shower caps for lotus Elise’s, that cover just the roof and windows, as this would make a good compromise, by offering the roof and seals some protection, keep ice off the windows but avoid scratching most of the paint work.

Xd

Budgie, if that is the breathable taylor made covercraft I'd be interested in buying it off you.

ianl

Ian's cover looks like a Covercraft Weathersheild - one of the best outdoor covers made in my (and many others) opinion.

I had one for my S2000, and my NSX now lives under one.





At £60 that is a steal for someone.

As noted above, if you are going to use a car cover (and particularly an outdoor cover) your car needs to be very clean before you put the cover on if you are to avoid damaging the paint.

However, I am currently investigating an outdoor Carcoon - does anyone have any experience of these?