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ShaggyL 11-01-2016 01:17 PM

370z outdoor cover suggestions
 
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Hey folks. After a looong time, I finally bought the car I always wanted. A new 370z with touring and sport package in beautiful magma red. Right now I don't have room in the garage so I'm looking for a suitable outdoor cover for Long Island weather. I want it to withstand rain and snow, yet he soft on the inside.

I came across the silverguard pen covers and they seem to do what I'm looking for. Anyone tried them?
Also a silly question, could I use an indoor form fitted dust cover and then cover it with a heavy duty outdoor one? Or would that trap too much humidity. Any suggestions are appreciated!

AestheticCM1 11-01-2016 02:52 PM

I'd say clean the garage and put the bike in your house. Sorry I can't be of more assistance. I have a perforated indoor cover that I put on my car when it's in storage, but I've never stored my car outside in the winter...it'd stress me out.

Buzz-Z 11-01-2016 03:23 PM

Touring Sport in a Coupe?
 
Does that combination exist in a 2017?

Dwight Frye 11-01-2016 06:19 PM

Go to the Covercraft website and read up on the types of covers and their applications. They undoubtedly make something designed for that scenario. They are not cheap, but the quality & warranty are good.

kenchan 11-01-2016 06:51 PM

car covers are meh unless u plan to put it on and leave it on for a long duration.

just put a nice coat of sealant and wash frequently.

ShaggyL 11-03-2016 09:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Dwight Frye (Post 3573271)
Go to the Covercraft website and read up on the types of covers and their applications. They undoubtedly make something designed for that scenario. They are not cheap, but the quality & warranty are good.

I have an indoor covercraft formfit cover for my motorcycle and I love it. Super soft and great quality. Unfortunately I havnt had any experience with their outdoor products so not sure what I'd be looking at.

ShaggyL 11-03-2016 09:09 PM

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Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 3573288)
car covers are meh unless u plan to put it on and leave it on for a long duration.

just put a nice coat of sealant and wash frequently.

Paint sealant? Sounds like something I should have heard about before... Is it like a wax?

kenchan 11-03-2016 10:02 PM

wax is carnauba based, sealants are polymer based.

my dd's are parked 24/7. i use Prima HydroMax sealant every couple of months. use it on paint, glass, plastics, seals, wheels.. will not whiten... sheets water nicely.. easy to apply too.


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