I have a Storm Force, 4 layer cover for my van, but there are 2 issues:
1- the inside appears to be delaminating, leaving fluff and bits all over the paintwork when I take it off 2- it doesn't appear to breathe all that well as there is lots of condensation on the bodywork when I take it off, which kind of defeats the purpose of having it on!
Scooby would say NO to using a cover. Scooby has been 'free range' all his life (ie. out in the open). We bought a JK cover for him but never used it for the reasons stated above. Eventually sold it on Ebay still un-opened in the box.
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bobbo12
Cabin : Club Location : Kent Posts : 146 Join date : 2015-06-10
I purchased a JK cover from a forum member last year and found it worked very well. I used it from late November til end of March this year. There was no condensation on the outside and the Absinthe recommended dehumidifier seemed to do a good job inside. Also after I removed the cover it was still nice and shiny
babister
Cabin : Club Location : Oxfordshire Posts : 91 Join date : 2015-09-22
One of the reasons for the cover is to stop the beady eyes criminals eyeing Arfa up. We had a few interested 'thieves' taking photos a while back and 'out of site out of mind' is our approach. We have no option but to park on the road, so we really do need to have a cover on him.
BigDubblya
Cabin : Exec 041 Location : London Posts : 73 Join date : 2012-10-09
Hi babister, We have the Danbury cover and we're very happy with it so far. It doesn't scratch or rub as it is custom made to the Brazilian shape. It also fits over the roof rack, spare wheels (front and back) and can breathe with the sewn vents. Costs twice as much as the JK cover but worth it as the manufacturing quality is superior. Tim