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Originally Posted by 67RSRAG
i have used and bought many different types. For inside storage, I had bought a wolf for $40 that is thin like a bed sheet. i don't think they make it any longer. The last time I looked I couldn't find it. So now I have made some out of bed sheets that were sewn together. The thinner the better. They are the perfect solution for me. They fold away in a small package and can be thrown in the wash. The other thing, when I come home from a cruise I don't feel guilty throwing on a light cover to protect it from more dust getting on the car if I am not going to drive it for a week. With a plastic sheet if the car has dust from a recent cruise (even though it's "clean") once you put that plastic on it static may cause the dirt to stick to it, the next time you wash your car and put that thing on i bet it will transfer. Anyway.. way too much info just rambling. good luck.
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Good point, but if you keep the dirty side up and the clean side down it lasts quite a while.
This weekend the del mar car show I will use a new cover over the cloth one as the dew will get the car all wet and with a cloth one it would soak right thru. I can use the plastic one for 3 nights and not feel to bad tossing it away for a clean one when I get home. But dirt will go thru any kind of cloth cover. Plastic is a solid barrier. But not washable. And I would wait for the car to cool down before you put the plastic cover over a hot car. Nver had one melt but heat rises and make a big bubble underneath the cover.