Help po sa car cover

**wicked** · September 17th, 2009 01:01 PM

Guys pede po ba makahingi ng advice regarding sa car cover? kasi for some reasons, nakapark ang kotse namen sa labas ng garahe, 2 weeks old pa lang po sya at gusto ko alagaan ang pintura kahit na sa labas sya ng garahe...

naaawa lang po kasi ako sa kanya kasi ulan at araw ngayon, gusto ko sana bumili ng car cover para ma protektahan sya sa init at ulan.

ang problema ko po ay ok lang ba na maulanan at mainitan ang kotse na may car cover? or makakasira po ng pintura yun? pa suggest na din po ng maganda car cover sa situation po namen (sa labas ng garahe nakapark, wideopen sa ulan at init) thanks

**jerjer&qtqt** · September 18th, 2009 09:45 AM

hindi siya advisable na naka-car cover sa ulan at araw. pero since nasa labas ang kotse mo,prone ito sa sa bird dropping, dust, sa mga batang naglalaro sa kalye and ang nakakainis ay yung mga magnanakaw ng side mirror at mga inggit na nananalbahe ng auto. kapag may car cover medyo protected siya sa araw. wag lang sobra tindi ng araw na malulusaw ang plastics. meron naman yatang covers na kaya kahit matindi ang sikat ng araw. hindi rin ito magiging mainit sa mata ng mga inggit at walang magawa sa kalye.

**JJGF** · September 18th, 2009 09:59 AM

lagyan mo na lang ng tent kung hindi istorbo sa daan. yung saktong sakto lang sa sukat ng oto mo. pag may nagreklamo saka mo na lang alisin o pag papark ka lang saka mo ilagay..madami gumagawa ng ganyan kaysa car cover mananakaw pa kahit nakatali

**speed unlimited** · September 18th, 2009 10:25 AM

Kung bibili ka ng car cover kunin mo iyong elevo Double layer hindi basta tagusan ng ulan hindi kagaya ng polyester tumatagos sa loob ang ulan . Pagumulan ng magdamag hindi talaga maiwasan mag moisture mas maganda tuyuin mo ulit at ibalik mo car cover. Iyong dust proof na car cover manipis hindi tatagal sa ulan at init maganda lang ito kung cover garage mo iwas alikabok . Hindi naman makakasira mas safe kung tutuyuin mo para maalis ang moisture. At best alagaan mo sa wax para dumudulas lang tubig.

**wicked** · September 18th, 2009 10:40 AM

Originally Posted by speed unlimited

Kung bibili ka ng car cover kunin mo iyong elevo Double layer hindi basta tagusan ng ulan hindi kagaya ng polyester tumatagos sa loob ang ulan . Pagumulan ng magdamag hindi talaga maiwasan mag moisture mas maganda tuyuin mo ulit at ibalik mo car cover. Iyong dust proof na car cover manipis hindi tatagal sa ulan at init maganda lang ito kung cover garage mo iwas alikabok . Hindi naman makakasira mas safe kung tutuyuin mo para maalis ang moisture. At best alagaan mo sa wax para dumudulas lang tubig.

fafs yung mga "100% waterproof" ba na car cover tumatagos pa din sa loob ang tubig pag sobrang lakas ng ulan? may nakita kasi ako sa handyman kahapon 3k pesos sya "100% waterproof" DAW...

Tapos pag gabi nga pla usually nag momoist ang car sa lamig d b? hindi ba nakakasira ng pintura kapag gabi nag moist (meaning may water vapor pa din na nakakapasok sa loob ng car with cover) then sa umaga ang taas ng araw at matutuyo ang moist sa car with cover? yung luma kasing otto ko may nilagay yung erpats ko dati na nag cause ng maliit na bukol sa roof...

*JJGF
regarding po sa tent, pede naman maglagay ng tent sa harap ng bahay namen, ang importante lang siguro tanggalin pag walang nakapark para madaanan padin ng kotse ng mga homeowners

san po ba nakakabili tent at magkano po ba ang tent?

**kamotekid1968** · March 22nd, 2017 07:27 AM

buhayin ko lang 'tong thread na to. i am torn between Tuffgear Car Cover and Super Shield Car Cover. I have used Tuffgear before sa unang oto ko at ok na ok kahit umulan at bumagyo, tuyong tuyo ang loob ng cover, walang moist so preferred ko to kaso yung dating binilhan ko wala ng stock though may mga sellers online pero not sure if original ba. My previous contact sa Tuffgear offered me a different brand (Super Shield) at same lang daw ng materials pati yung labas, rubberized kaso medyo alangan ako kasi di pa sya tested at wala akong makitang feedback online. Yung dating binili ko kasi sa ACE Hardware na waterproof kuno eh onting ambon lang basa pati loob ng sasakyan so nadala na ako. Your inputs mga sir will be highly appreaciated. By the way, an online seller quoted me for 1,900 sa Tuffgear at 1,600 naman sa Super Shield. Thanks!

**Foxtrot93** · April 18th, 2017 10:29 PM

Kung covered garage Sirs, is it oaky to put cover?

**HondaRSTurbo16** · August 17th, 2017 12:05 PM

For car covers, it should be anti-UV, waterproof and most importantly, it should have a soft cotton backing. This is to prevent scratches when you put your cover on your car.

I recently bought this car cover from Lazada:

https://www.lazada.com.ph/deflector-...ils.0.0.1HLwJH

It meets all my requirements. However, what I bought was a little bit smaller than my 2017 Civic. I should have bought the one for Accord as the new Civic is larger.

Anyway, here are my tips on how to properly use a car cover:

1) Make sure before you put the car cover on, clean your car first with a clean damp microfiber cloth to remove any dirt, dust, tree sap, bird poo and what not. Even a tiny spec of contaminants can scratch your car when you put on your car cover.

2) Do not ever let your car cover touch the road. This will definitely pick up tiny stones and debris which will scratch your car. Here's my technique on how to do this:

a) When you open your new car cover, unfold it and turn it inside out, so that the white cotton backing is outside (reverse). When you fold it, roll it like a carpet from front to back. Once you have rolled it, fold it in half. Make sure you flatten it to let the air out.

b) Place the car cover at the back of your car (trunk). Unroll carefully as you unroll the cover from the back to the front. Then unfold the sides. There you go! No touch road or ground. lol

c) When it's time to remove the cover, do the same - front to back. Roll it like a carpet and fold it in half. Compress it to let the air out. Easy!

3) When you clean your car with a microfiber cloth, do not ever recycle the water because you are going to introduce the dirt back to your car again which can cause scratches. Your microfiber should not touch any dirty water as this can cause nasty watermarks as well. My tap is connected to a water filtration system so that the water is always clean and free of dirt. When you clean your cloth, just wring it under the running water and not on a pail. It looks wasteful but its going to prevent scratches and recycled dirt back to your car. Just use the collected water and use it to water the plants. lol When you finished cleaning a single panel or two, wring the cloth under running water to prevent dirt from accumulating. You want to make sure your cloth is clean all the time. Do the same for the windows.

With this technique, you're going to clean your car much faster especially the windows because you won't see any dirty watermarks once the water has evaporated from the windows. It's a one pass affair. lol

4) Do invest in a tire cover. I bought this one from ebay. This protects your precious rims from nasty dog pee. It also helps keep dirt and debris away from your car when you cover it. Tires are really a magnet for dirt and tiny stones.

New 4X Heavy Duty RV Car Wheel Tire Covers For Truck Trailer Camper Motorhome

Have fun car covering. Lol!

**tommytommy** · August 17th, 2017 05:40 PM

mas ok ba car tent kesa sa car cover?

**dr. d** · August 17th, 2017 11:40 PM

Originally Posted by tommytommy

mas ok ba car tent kesa sa car cover?

a car cover can threaten the finish of the car. a tent will not, but it can be threatened by strong wind and heavy rain. but both offer minimal protection against lateral forces.
if you have space for a tent, you will likely have space for a garage. a concrete or re-inforced box with three walls and a roof, is good.