car cover for LC (merged master thread)
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Markeddief (12-21-22)
12-21-22, 11:46 AM
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You're right, most of the cover manufacturers (actually just sales warehouses since all the covers are made in China) state their cover is "soft" and won't harm paint. It all depends really on where you keep your car. If it's stored outside, then it's going to get dirt under the cover after just a short time anyway. And if you don't dust it off every time before you cover it, it will have dirt on it.
So the best way is probably to keep it indoors in which case you can just cover it with a lightweight "indoor" cover that is flimsy and won't rub on the paint when installing and removing. Best of all is if you have a way of lifting the cover straight up without any dragging on the paint. It will help very much if you ALWAYS have someone on the other side to help move the cover. Otherwise, you will drag it across the hood and trunk every time. And don't even ask about removing it when it's wet or has snow on it!
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You're right, most of the cover manufacturers (actually just sales warehouses since all the covers are made in China) state their cover is "soft" and won't harm paint. It all depends really on where you keep your car. If it's stored outside, then it's going to get dirt under the cover after just a short time anyway. And if you don't dust it off every time before you cover it, it will have dirt on it.
So the best way is probably to keep it indoors in which case you can just cover it with a lightweight "indoor" cover that is flimsy and won't rub on the paint when installing and removing. Best of all is if you have a way of lifting the cover straight up without any dragging on the paint. It will help very much if you ALWAYS have someone on the other side to help move the cover. Otherwise, you will drag it across the hood and trunk every time. And don't even ask about removing it when it's wet or has snow on it!
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12-21-22, 09:10 PM
#34
I used this company when I had my Ferrari. It was nice.
https://coverking.com/pages/recommen...stom-car-cover
https://coverking.com/pages/recommen...stom-car-cover
12-22-22, 12:20 PM
#35
I used this company when I had my Ferrari. It was nice.
https://coverking.com/pages/recommen...stom-car-cover
https://coverking.com/pages/recommen...stom-car-cover
Thanks to your post, I just ordered a stretch one in red along with the storage 🎒. This should look/fit great as well as help keep the dust off of the LC when it's parked in my garage. Thanks again!
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355F1 (12-22-22)
12-22-22, 02:30 PM
#36
Thank you, 355F1! That is exactly the kind of response I hoped for - someone who could refer a specific kind from personal experience - and conveniently providing the link was above and beyond! If it was good enough for you Ferrari, it should be good enough for my LC.
Thanks to your post, I just ordered a stretch one in red along with the storage 🎒. This should look/fit great as well as help keep the dust off of the LC when it's parked in my garage. Thanks again!
Thanks to your post, I just ordered a stretch one in red along with the storage 🎒. This should look/fit great as well as help keep the dust off of the LC when it's parked in my garage. Thanks again!
please post a pic once it arrives!
01-24-23, 08:12 PM
#37
Car cover
Hello everyone
i am looking for a lightweight indoor cover for 22 lc convertible that is easy to put on and take off. It’s just to keep the dust off in my garage. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thanks a lot for your help
i am looking for a lightweight indoor cover for 22 lc convertible that is easy to put on and take off. It’s just to keep the dust off in my garage. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thanks a lot for your help
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