Soft non absorbant textile

[Huzzah]

As per title. Looking for a couple of meters of something soft like a towling material, but non absorbant that'll dry quickly.


Any ideas?

[Huzzah]

EmailAddress said:

Microfiber won't cut it?

No it just stays wet and soggy.

[gotoPzero]

How long does it need to be non absorbent for?

[Whoozit]

Felt? Originally made to turn wool into something even more waterproof.

[Huzzah]

I've a 1/2 car cover, secured by straps. Currently I've some microfiber cloths wrapped around the straps to cushion and reduce bodywork chaffing potential. Cloths just get wet and soggy and stay that way, looking for something that sheds water and drys out between showers.

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Edited by Huzzah on Monday 9th December 18:56

[Whoozit]

Huzzah said:

I've a 1/2 car cover, secured by straps. Currently I've some microfiber cloths wrapped around the straps to cushion and reduce bodywork chaffing potential. Cloths just get wet and soggy and stay that way, looking for something that sheds water and drys out between showers.

Oh in that case, get an old yoga mat off someone. Easy to cut up and cushioned.

[gotoPzero]

Cut a bike innertube up and tape it on to the straps?

[Huzzah]

Whoozit said:

Huzzah said:

I've a 1/2 car cover, secured by straps. Currently I've some microfiber cloths wrapped around the straps to cushion and reduce bodywork chaffing potential. Cloths just get wet and soggy and stay that way, looking for something that sheds water and drys out between showers.

Oh in that case, get an old yoga mat off someone. Easy to cut up and cushioned.

That sounds like a cracking idea.

[mikef]

I bought a length of this car cover material: https://www.carscovers.co.uk/CAR-COVER-FABRIC-SOLD...

It's very lightweight compared with my Noah full all-weather cover, but I can just throw it on in the garage