Tailored car cover.

[coolguy]

Originally Posted by VVC-Geeza

I would think fairly regular removal for a day would help. In my situation it wouldn't be long term or permanent anyway.Thanks for sharing your experience.

Each time you remove or recover, you risk scratching, and of course, the car must be totally dry before covering. A carcoon may be a better choice IF you have room. However, if this is only a temporary and short term measure, I would just make sure the car is highly polished to protect from rain and sunlight. Some of mine have lived outside (by necessity) for a number of years with no detriment. Modern paints and lacquers are very forgiving, unlike the old cellulose variety.

[VVC-Geeza]

This company was recommended to me https://www.coveryourcar.co.uk/store...7&cat=0&page=1

[ricardo65]

I've used a Halfords outdoor cover for 5 years on my ZT no issues with scratching marking etc it's an extra large so goes down past the brake discs so no rusting the only thing I do is remove the cover regularly when weather is dry and keep well polished

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