Outdoor Car Covers - C5 Corvette
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Outdoor Car Covers - C5 Corvette
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Coverking Outdoor Car Covers
Stormproof - Single Color
Reg Price - $369.99
Sale $269.99
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Stormproof - 2 Tone
Reg Price - $419.99
Sale $319.99
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Autobody Armor
Reg Price - $509.99
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CoverCraft Outdoor Car Covers
Reflec'tect
Reg Price - $264.99
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Noah
Reg Price - $365.99
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WeatherShield
Reg Price - $574.99
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Last edited by CCA Corvette Parts; 11-05-2016 at 12:12 PM.
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Burning Brakes
im ready for a cover now but can not decide! Im in the NW. I need strong material but soft on the inside for the nice paint.
Do I get the Noah or the weathersheild?
Do I get the Noah or the weathersheild?
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St. Jude Donor '07-'08,-'13-'14, '16-'17
The Noah is a thicker cover, good for rain and to protect against
dings and dents.
The Weathershield is a thinner cover, like parachute material.
It is very breathable and is good for areas with rain and snow.
The cover you want is from Coverking and is called Autobody Armour.
It is very expensive though...
Hope that helps
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I have always used a Noah but the problem I've encountered is that the material only seems to hold up for about a year and thats being underneath a carport. After a year, every time I remove the cover, theres a build up of dirt and dust underneath and the cover material feels considerably weaker then when it was new. The cover doesn't really get sun on it and the only time rain/snow hits in (live in Maryland), is if the rain/snow are blowing. Any suggestions?
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St. Jude Donor '07-'08,-'13-'14, '16-'17
I have always used a Noah but the problem I've encountered is that the material only seems to hold up for about a year and thats being underneath a carport. After a year, every time I remove the cover, theres a build up of dirt and dust underneath and the cover material feels considerably weaker then when it was new. The cover doesn't really get sun on it and the only time rain/snow hits in (live in Maryland), is if the rain/snow are blowing. Any suggestions?
on the dust and dirt getting under the cover. It is much thinner
than the Noah.
If you want a thicker cover, try the Autobody Armour
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I live in SoCal at the end of a culdesac, I get lots of wind and dust on my car as well as my neighbor's sprinklers sometimes. Car is in direct sunlight all day. Never and snow, sometimes rain. Recommendations?
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I just ordered the weather shield cover. Which one is a better cover?
weather Armour or weather shield. If the weather Armour is better for all around usage, I would like to pay the differences and get the better one
weather Armour or weather shield. If the weather Armour is better for all around usage, I would like to pay the differences and get the better one
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St. Jude Donor '07-'08,-'13-'14, '16-'17
They are two different covers.
The Weathertech cover is a light cover. Think parachute type
material. It folds up nice and compact and does a great job
with rain and snow. It will not protect against dings.
The Autobody Armour is a much thicker cover. It will do all of
the above, but it will protect against dings and scuffs. It has much
more bulk when folded up.
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