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LE_Man · 10-04-08, 07:34

I just bought a Covercraft Evolution (4-layer for door ding protection) from webcovers. I am waiting on it still, due next week. Look at Covercrafts website. They have an application pdf and How to order guide. My choice was between the Evolution and Noah. The Weatherguard HD was too pricey for me. There are some trade offs between the Evo and Noah, but I wanted the door ding protection more. Make sure you get the Custom fit cover since it will fit your vehicle more tightly, especially in windy situations. The Evo and Noah need to be washed in a commercial dryer (due to size) and without an agitator (no ripping of the cover). I think here at autopia has a recommended way of placing and taking the cover on and off the car to reduce risk of scratching etc.... Make sure your car is clean before applying the cover.

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LE_Man Registered User LE_Man is offline Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 6	Re: Looking for a Cover - have some questions I just bought a Covercraft Evolution (4-layer for door ding protection) from webcovers. I am waiting on it still, due next week. Look at Covercrafts website. They have an application pdf and How to order guide. My choice was between the Evolution and Noah. The Weatherguard HD was too pricey for me. There are some trade offs between the Evo and Noah, but I wanted the door ding protection more. Make sure you get the Custom fit cover since it will fit your vehicle more tightly, especially in windy situations. The Evo and Noah need to be washed in a commercial dryer (due to size) and without an agitator (no ripping of the cover). I think here at autopia has a recommended way of placing and taking the cover on and off the car to reduce risk of scratching etc.... Make sure your car is clean before applying the cover.