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Old 02-02-02, 10:37   #1 (permalink)
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Cover for garage-kept car?

My C5 is a weekend-only car, and despite the fact it's garaged, I'm getting tired of having to dust it off every couple of days. What good, indoor-only car cover (preferably flannel-lined) do you guys recommend? I'm an incessant swirl-mark chaser (I inspect my car regularly with a flashlight to ensure I don't have any swirls), so the cover must be very, very paint-friendly. If getting a cover means I'll have to worry about swirls, it's not worth it...my current California Duster routine completely prevents them.
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Old 02-02-02, 12:02   #2 (permalink)
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Might want to try: http://www.bigskycarcovers.com/carcovers.html, http://www.calcarcover.com or http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog.jsp?L1=L1_2500 I personally don't use a cover so I can't recommend one.
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Old 02-02-02, 12:55   #3 (permalink)
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I went with the Black cotton shield cover (flannel lined) and I couldn't be happier. Quality product, quick delivery.

I specified that I wanted it plain black with no logos and that's exactly what I got. Also, I added a black flannel cover bag as well.

Mine came from: http://www.heavenforcars.com
 
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Old 02-02-02, 08:11   #4 (permalink)
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I use the updated version of flannel lined cotton made by Kimberly Clark called Dustop. All the benefits of the softness of flannel lined cotton yet it won't absorb moisture on high humidity days.

My covers are from Covercraft.
 
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