Indoor cover

[Graham-P]

There was a thread on here sometime ago regarding covers that I can't find at the moment. I'm looking for an indoor cover for the CanAm as it looks like I'm going to lay the car up for sometime, six months for sure but maybe looking at a year.
I'll be putting it up on axle stands, battery will be on a CTEK conditioner, not sure wether draining the fuel is a good idea for the pumps or turning the engine over occasionally, any thoughts.
I'll be heating the garage with a couple of greenhouse tube heaters to keep damp/condensation at bay, plus those crystals in the cabin to soak up any condensation.
Just want a cover to keep dust at bay and help protect the paint work, although there will be a couple of duvets covering the car under the cover.
Can someone point me in the direction of good cotton covers?
Cheers
Graham

[Steve_D]

The benefit of the cotton covers is that that is the surface in contact with the paint and is therefore kind to it. If you are going to start with duvets then simply throwing some more bed linnen over that should do the job.

Steve

[deadscoob]

We've just bought a carcoon, can one of those fit in your garage?

[Graham-P]

deadscoob said:

We've just bought a carcoon, can one of those fit in your garage?

I don't have much room around the car, a carcoon would take up the the remaining space, plus my car goes in the garage at an angle.
I'll see what other bed linen we have that 'needs' replacing.

Graham

[UltimaCH]

Was it this thread?
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=798...

[V8Dom]

im still happy with the cover for mine and its the best £50 I spent.

contact details in the post near the end