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microblistering please explain, I have a VX220 under an indoor cover no problems over the last 6 years, the Tuscan has one, bought from the TVR owners club mag sprint, and I noticed the other day what I thought was just imperfections in the lacquer, could this be what you are talking about?
Can send pictures of the cover I have but not sure how to put them on here, it is a very soft indoor cover fitted.
Can send pictures of the cover I have but not sure how to put them on here, it is a very soft indoor cover fitted.
I have an all-weather cover-zone cover on my Tuscan and had one on my Chimaera with no issues.
http://www.carcoverzone.co.uk/monsoon-waterproof-o...
http://www.carcoverzone.co.uk/monsoon-waterproof-o...
http://www.classicadditions.com/
got one of their covers on my Tuscan with no problems whatsoever - and that's on top of a Surface&Design gorgeous and very expensive paint job.
got one of their covers on my Tuscan with no problems whatsoever - and that's on top of a Surface&Design gorgeous and very expensive paint job.
justyr said:
http://www.classicadditions.com/
got one of their covers on my Tuscan with no problems whatsoever - and that's on top of a Surface&Design gorgeous and very expensive paint job.
Got the same on mine...no problems either!got one of their covers on my Tuscan with no problems whatsoever - and that's on top of a Surface&Design gorgeous and very expensive paint job.
satman said:
Got the same on mine...no problems either!
+1 got the cover included when I bought from RG - no problems whatsoever; it's got a very fleecy lining.In fact when I don't put it on the pesky spiders up in the roofspace crap all over the bonnet. Must get up there with the vaccuum
satman said:
justyr said:
http://www.classicadditions.com/
got one of their covers on my Tuscan with no problems whatsoever - and that's on top of a Surface&Design gorgeous and very expensive paint job.
Got the same on mine...no problems either!got one of their covers on my Tuscan with no problems whatsoever - and that's on top of a Surface&Design gorgeous and very expensive paint job.
Dickie Dastardly said:
They have a few different indoor versions available, is there a recommendation for a particular type?
I have had one of their blue indoor covers for years http://www.classicadditions.com/soft-indoor-covers... ,used it on both of my Tuscans just to keep the dust off, no issues with the paintwork on either. +1 for Classic Additions
Had mine for 5 years, they still look like new . But I only put on the day after washing, you don't want to put on dusty or damp paintwork. You often see paintwork blotches if you open the boot lid and look where the water collects on the flat of the rear panel, so always dry it off
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Had mine for 5 years, they still look like new . But I only put on the day after washing, you don't want to put on dusty or damp paintwork. You often see paintwork blotches if you open the boot lid and look where the water collects on the flat of the rear panel, so always dry it off
. Edited by glow worm on Tuesday 22 October 17:50
Paint is porous and can absorb moisture with micro blistering it looks like the car has measles even worse when the glass fibre strands absorb the moisture has to be stopped to bare fibre glass and moisture dried out before respiratory I am just not prepared to take that risk for the sake of washing off the dust seen this happen on quite a few lotus cars
Ian
Ian
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