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darren no 7

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558 posts

277 months

Thursday 21st April 2011
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going to buy a cerb but it will have to be parked under a tree on my drive ,are car covers any good ,do they scratch the car when windy and if they are any good where should i get one from many thanks for your replys darren

Mags

1,202 posts

308 months

Thursday 21st April 2011
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I've just bought a Noah cover from Covercraft, I've had one for the past 2 cars I had and they are are good if you get a custom fit version.
The problem with covers if you can't put them on a dirty car as it will cause scratches, the custom ones are better as there is very little movement than a generic size car one but all the same it will cause scratching over time. That said, tree sap is horrible stuff, I parked my Griff near a tree for a day once and it covered the whole car in some weird stuff that I had to have professionally removed as it embedded itself into the paint.
A cover is better than nothing, especially as bird st and modern paint don't mix well.
Don't buy a cheap one or one that looks good 'coz its thick, they need to breathe.

JensenA

5,671 posts

259 months

Friday 22nd April 2011
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I have one of these, very good quality and worth the money. From a previous thread there are a few owners who have them and we all rate them.

http://www.specialisedcovers.com/car-covers/outdoo...

TV8

3,526 posts

204 months

Friday 22nd April 2011
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Hamilton Classics do a good cover with a soft lining. Ihave had mine on the car for nearly two years and it still keeps most things out.

Do be careful about dust on the car if you are going to be leaving it under cover for a period of time. A good polish helps apparently

pmessling

2,318 posts

232 months

Friday 22nd April 2011
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I have this one http://www.coveryourcar.co.uk/formstretch.htm cost about £400 or something like that, well worth it, lovely fit, breathable, water proof


FUBAR

17,065 posts

267 months

Friday 22nd April 2011
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pmessling said:
Looking at the floor at the rear of your car, it seems even passing elephants get over excited seeing a Cerb hehe

cube

120 posts

235 months

Sunday 24th April 2011
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I also have to park under a tree, and I worry more about tree sap and bird muck being left on the paint of my Cerbera than I do about the cover scratching the car. I've had two custom fit covers from Classic Additions, one for my Tuscan and one for my Cerbera, good quality and well made. Very much recommend them

darren no 7

Original Poster:

558 posts

277 months

Sunday 24th April 2011
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thanks for te replys

Milky400

1,960 posts

207 months

Sunday 24th April 2011
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hoe about a carcoon type cover, or one of those tent type ones