Another outdoor car cover thread I'm afraid.....
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mjheathcote
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Simples, kick the Porker out of bed and slip the Maser in!
If really not an option, I had a Permabag a few years ago and they are very good. They do an outdoor version now and by its nature will not flap about. If it goes in clean and polished, it will come out the same, be it 1 week or 6 months.
If really not an option, I had a Permabag a few years ago and they are very good. They do an outdoor version now and by its nature will not flap about. If it goes in clean and polished, it will come out the same, be it 1 week or 6 months.
c4sman
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I have considered kicking the Porker out, however although the Mas goes in the garage, it is quite tight where as the Porsche fits in nicely with plenty of room, and then the Porsche (which is the slightly higher value car) gives me the same problem.
After much deliberation and talking to my detailer, he recommends leaving the car out to endure the rain, wind and airbourne contaminants which are likely to do less damange than a car cover. His exeption to this was if it was under a tree with sap / bird dirt issues (which I do not have) then the car cover would be the lesser evil.
This is particularly the case as the car as a GTech protection
So regular cleaning and driving is the order of the day (and a future house move to a double garage)!
Thanks for all of your inputs
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One of those bags that keeps relative humidity at 50% would arguably be better than a garage. But £1k's a lot of money for a big bag. I know that because I checked with Mrs. N who pointed out that someone's coming to "look at the kitchen" tomorrow evening. Gulp.
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It's a big bag. And it keeps RH at 50%. I mean, as bags go this thing beats the **** out of anything you'll ever get your groceries in. This is the daddy of all bags.
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... and the grandaddy and the mummy and the whole d@mn tootie!