Waterproof carcovers

Steve90q · 15-11-10, 09:14 PM

Anyone recommend something ?? Seen or use one in particular ? Need to give the car some extra loving while its outside , its for my typ 85 90

Thanks

quattro777 · 15-11-10, 10:24 PM

I have a couple of different ones from here, I use mine indoors so I don't know how they hold up outside.

http://www.coveryourcar.co.uk/

There is also this if your feeling flush.

http://permabag.com/

A_N_Other · 15-11-10, 10:36 PM

I've used a Halfords one (not the bog standard, but the grey breathable "advanced" one) for the last couple of years outside.

Seems to work pretty well, although it is a bit green on the outside now!

Mostly moisture seems to have been kept outside, although boot has a bit of condensation in (might be the drain hole int he floor is a bit too big with a brown edge...)

Headlights needed drying out for the MOT (passed 1st one in 2 years this month!) as there was too much mist to see a beam, but everything else is alright now.

For £30 I think it was, much better than a tarp!

15-11-10, 10:24 PM	#2
quattro777 Super Sleuth! Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Ireland Posts: 1,402	I have a couple of different ones from here, I use mine indoors so I don't know how they hold up outside. http://www.coveryourcar.co.uk/ There is also this if your feeling flush. http://permabag.com/

15-11-10, 10:36 PM	#3
A_N_Other Grown up member Join Date: Jun 2010 Posts: 116	I've used a Halfords one (not the bog standard, but the grey breathable "advanced" one) for the last couple of years outside. Seems to work pretty well, although it is a bit green on the outside now! Mostly moisture seems to have been kept outside, although boot has a bit of condensation in (might be the drain hole int he floor is a bit too big with a brown edge...) Headlights needed drying out for the MOT (passed 1st one in 2 years this month!) as there was too much mist to see a beam, but everything else is alright now. For £30 I think it was, much better than a tarp!