I am one of the small group of MS owners that does not have a garage. I am strongly considering buying the OCC, but was wondering what happens when you come home after driving in some precipitation and cover a wet car. While I know that the cover "breathes", the inside layer has to get wet. How do you dry the inside of the cover? I am sure that it is not a good idea to put the wet cover back in its storage case. Has anyone found this to be a problem and, if so, how do you deal with it? Thanks!
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The cover Tesla sells is made by coverking.
As per coverking's FAQ, you should not cover a wet vehicle. http://support.coverking.com/entries/20874723-Can-I-install-my-Coverking-Car-Cover-on-a-wet-vehicle-
As per coverking's FAQ, you should not cover a wet vehicle. http://support.coverking.com/entries/20874723-Can-I-install-my-Coverking-Car-Cover-on-a-wet-vehicle-
My car is parked outside. I thought about a car cover, but I also thought about the number times I would actually use it. So I just got paint armour over every painted surface and it still looks as if it were new 21 months later.
Gizmotoy
Active Member
Covers are good for long-term storage. If you taking a cover on and off every day (or even a couple times a week), you're going to do more harm than good. Even if the car isn't wet, it has to be clean and completely free of dirt when you put the cover on, otherwise you're likely to induce surface scratches as you pull the cover over your dirty car. And if the car is even slightly dirty one time, the cover is going to pick that dirt up and put you at risk for damage any time you use it in the future, even if the car is clean.
If you're worried, jerry has the right idea. Just get it fully wrapped.
If you're worried, jerry has the right idea. Just get it fully wrapped.
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