Winter car cover
10-16-2011, 11:13 AM
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Winter car cover
I'll keep it simple.
Can anyone recommend a QUALITY brand/manufacturer of car cover without resorting to buying OEM from Honda?
(have searched threads but found no decent advice)
Thanks a mil
Can anyone recommend a QUALITY brand/manufacturer of car cover without resorting to buying OEM from Honda?
(have searched threads but found no decent advice)
Thanks a mil
10-16-2011, 11:57 AM
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Sorry, outdoor. Cost wise I guess no more than £100, but I'm all too aware that you pay for what you get and don't want to end up with grit working through and grinding the paint for months on end.
10-16-2011, 12:14 PM
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The best covers cost more than your budget.
However, I've read good things about Classic Additions covers, which are more reasonably priced:
http://www.classicadditions.com/outd...vers-c-47.html
HTH
Chris.
However, I've read good things about Classic Additions covers, which are more reasonably priced:
http://www.classicadditions.com/outd...vers-c-47.html
HTH
Chris.
10-16-2011, 01:24 PM
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Thanks Chris.
Everything I've read tells me youre right. A good cover seems to start from around £200+ I just hoped someone had found a 'bargain' somewhere!
I'll certainly have a good look at your recommendation though - I've just spent a bung on paint correction and can't garage the car over the winter as I'd planned.
Everything I've read tells me youre right. A good cover seems to start from around £200+ I just hoped someone had found a 'bargain' somewhere!
I'll certainly have a good look at your recommendation though - I've just spent a bung on paint correction and can't garage the car over the winter as I'd planned.
10-17-2011, 01:12 AM
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Thanks Chris for the link 
My S sits on the drive and I use it everyday. I'm going to go for the half cover its only about £44, it will at least protect the roof and hopefull save me having to scrap the windows of frost in the morning!
My S sits on the drive and I use it everyday. I'm going to go for the half cover its only about £44, it will at least protect the roof and hopefull save me having to scrap the windows of frost in the morning!
10-17-2011, 01:46 AM
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Thanks Chris.
Everything I've read tells me youre right. A good cover seems to start from around £200+ I just hoped someone had found a 'bargain' somewhere!
I'll certainly have a good look at your recommendation though - I've just spent a bung on paint correction and can't garage the car over the winter as I'd planned.
Everything I've read tells me youre right. A good cover seems to start from around £200+ I just hoped someone had found a 'bargain' somewhere!
I'll certainly have a good look at your recommendation though - I've just spent a bung on paint correction and can't garage the car over the winter as I'd planned.
http://www.pancarshop.gr/index.php?t...oduct_id=32061
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10-17-2011, 08:19 AM
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I just ordered one from the link that Chris provided. £97 delivered.
I'll get some pictures up when it arrives. It was an Outdoor option A with a semi tailored fit to suit the S2K.
I'll get some pictures up when it arrives. It was an Outdoor option A with a semi tailored fit to suit the S2K.
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The best covers cost more than your budget.
However, I've read good things about Classic Additions covers, which are more reasonably priced:
http://www.classicadditions.com/outd...vers-c-47.html
HTH
Chris.
However, I've read good things about Classic Additions covers, which are more reasonably priced:
http://www.classicadditions.com/outd...vers-c-47.html
HTH
Chris.
On which subject, so do MoreThanPolish, who look do have a decent range at http://www.morethanpolish.com/Car-co...protection.asp