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Yup me too.. but I found a simple way to avoid these scratch. I now fit the whole cover, i.e flap + main into the boot and around the bonnet. That's for the front side and the back side. To protect the side, I place the cover ina slightly asymetrical way. Then, I just roll the lonfer side to make sure the tough side of the cover is not in contact with the pain work.
The scratches the car has suffered so far should be fixed after a good polish + wax session... Hopefully
The scratches the car has suffered so far should be fixed after a good polish + wax session... Hopefully
I seem to be spending today answering gassing station topics!
Any cover fitted to a car regardless of the material or design brings with it the risk of marking espicially if the car is not totally clean (ie just washed)
For this reason our Hoodcovers only cover/touch the minimum amount of bodywork.
The golden rules are never put a cover on to a dirty car and make sure the area touched by the hoodcover has a good coating of polish.
A thought, it is better to have to polish out a few fine marks once in a while than deal with a soggy wet car interior.
Simon
www.leventechnology.co.uk
Any cover fitted to a car regardless of the material or design brings with it the risk of marking espicially if the car is not totally clean (ie just washed)
For this reason our Hoodcovers only cover/touch the minimum amount of bodywork.
The golden rules are never put a cover on to a dirty car and make sure the area touched by the hoodcover has a good coating of polish.
A thought, it is better to have to polish out a few fine marks once in a while than deal with a soggy wet car interior.
Simon
www.leventechnology.co.uk
quote:Absolutely. That's why I bought a Leven car hood cover, and I'm very pleased with it.
A thought, it is better to have to polish out a few fine marks once in a while than deal with a soggy wet car interior.
Forgive me if I gave the impression that I'm not happy with the cover, because I am actually very happy with the cover.
However, the question was asked "does it mark the paintwork?", and the answer is "yes, a bit, but so do all covers".
I certianly wasn't putting down Leven's fine products in any way!
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Two hundred quid later (got a hood bag as well) and now I think "Oh... I could have got a second-hand one"
Nevermind, still worth it. Used daily, not noticed any scratches but then only washed it twice in the two weeks and a bit I've owned it![]()
Gerrard
99T Sapphire Blue Chim 400
At least you saved yourself the price of washing the cover (I wouldn't put a 2nd hand cover on a car unless I KNEW its provenance and that it was clean, or I'd washed it myself...)
>> Edited by manek on Friday 26th April 01:38
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