car cover
#2
I prefer Wolf Car Covers
I got the 'Block-it' Evolution fabric
Excellent fit, good price (if you search around the net you should find it for ~$100), and very high quality.
I got the 'Block-it' Evolution fabric
Excellent fit, good price (if you search around the net you should find it for ~$100), and very high quality.
#3
Those Wolf covers look suspiciously like Covercraft, hmm. Anyway, here's a guide that gives you some comparison information.
http://www.covercraft.com/Fabric%20Guide%20OUT.pdf
http://www.covercraft.com/Fabric%20Guide%20OUT.pdf
#5
I bought the Genuine Nissan cover from Courtesy. It has all the features that you would expect for $200:
Window for license plate
Antenna pouch
Grommets for tie-down
Insulation to protect from exhaust burn
The cover is on the Z about 16 hours/day: wind, rain and snow. Its water repellent, not waterproof. A light rain and the car is dry. During a heavy downpour, the car will get wet. For care, I wash it in a front loading commercial machine, then dry it on the car. Then spray the top with Scotch Guard. I can take it on or off in about 3 minutes. A week after washing the Z (and using the cover), the Z is clean except for the front wheels. Definitely recommended.
Window for license plate
Antenna pouch
Grommets for tie-down
Insulation to protect from exhaust burn
The cover is on the Z about 16 hours/day: wind, rain and snow. Its water repellent, not waterproof. A light rain and the car is dry. During a heavy downpour, the car will get wet. For care, I wash it in a front loading commercial machine, then dry it on the car. Then spray the top with Scotch Guard. I can take it on or off in about 3 minutes. A week after washing the Z (and using the cover), the Z is clean except for the front wheels. Definitely recommended.
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#9
Originally Posted by mutock
Those Wolf covers look suspiciously like Covercraft, hmm. Anyway, here's a guide that gives you some comparison information.
http://www.covercraft.com/Fabric%20Guide%20OUT.pdf
http://www.covercraft.com/Fabric%20Guide%20OUT.pdf
Covercraft and Wolf use the same material supplier, I believe. However, the fitment and cut of the cover are different. Also, for some reason I've found covercraft to be more on the expensive side (possibly due to brand name recognition - like how Alpine rode on their reputation during the mid-90s).
Either brand is a good choice, though.
How is the inside of the Genuine Nissan cover lined?
#14
Originally Posted by rich150001
Will placing a car cover on a dirty car cause damage to the paint?
I wash my z before covering it, so no real experience. But I'd imagine that if the car is very dirty then it will more than likely scratch the paint.
#17
The Wolf car cover (evolution fabric) seems great... no complaints. The inside is really soft, and the outside seems durable. I got a bag to stuff it in too, which was a good idea.
Fits like a glove (I took off my antenna, you could also cut a hole for the antenna) and easy to take on/off. Thanks for the recommendation.
Let me get this straight --- if you want to lock it, you run a cable through a wheel and then through the grommet/hole thingie then padlock it right?
Fits like a glove (I took off my antenna, you could also cut a hole for the antenna) and easy to take on/off. Thanks for the recommendation.
Let me get this straight --- if you want to lock it, you run a cable through a wheel and then through the grommet/hole thingie then padlock it right?
#20
Originally Posted by Wired 24/7
Fits like a glove (I took off my antenna, you could also cut a hole for the antenna) and easy to take on/off. Thanks for the recommendation.
Originally Posted by wired 24/7
Let me get this straight --- if you want to lock it, you run a cable through a wheel and then through the grommet/hole thingie then padlock it right?
Originally Posted by BhashaZ
Can you post a picture of the Wolf car cover on the car, Wired 24/7?