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07-07-2008, 06:03 AM
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Re: car cover recommendation
I have 30+ covers and all are from California Car Cover. They are "Softweave, Plushweave, Flannel & Duststop". All my cars are stored indoors and covered, everytime I uncover one of them I'm amazed at how much dust settles out and works its way throught the cover and onto the cars finish. They need to be dusted afterwards! From this point forward I only buy the Duststop.
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07-08-2008, 07:49 AM
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Re: car cover recommendation
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I have 30+ covers and all are from California Car Cover. They are "Softweave, Plushweave, Flannel & Duststop". All my cars are stored indoors and covered, everytime I uncover one of them I'm amazed at how much dust settles out and works its way throught the cover and onto the cars finish. They need to be dusted afterwards! From this point forward I only buy the Duststop. [/ QUOTE ] Dustops....same source Good weight, fit and protection 
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07-08-2008, 08:10 AM
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Re: car cover recommendation
I have car covers for my cars... honestly don't know exactly where they are though. Became a PITA putting them on/taking them off every other day or so
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