Should I cover my Porsche

Mar 11, 2007 4 Replies

I sometimes move my Porsche out of the garage on hot days so the kids can play in the garage. I also want to prevent the occasional bump and scratch that may occur when people are walking through the garage cause that's where my washer and dryer are. I was considering a car cover, but I heard that the cover may do more damage than good.



So my first question is, should I get a cover? If so, what cover would you recommend?



Get the cover. I like my official Porsche cover because it fits perfectly and says "Porsche" on the front.

The issues with covers are if it traps moisture to the paint, gets stuck when drying, gets glued on by bird poo, flaps in the wind and such.

If you put it out is good weather > I sometimes move my Porsche out of the garage on hot days so the kids

for a cover for your porsche try

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they have several to choose from for a variety of applications . dick 911 turbo

I had a '46 Caddie Series 62, and I went to *Goodwill* and got some well washed/worn cotton bedspreads. Kept the car very dust free and no scratches

I appreciate all the feedback. I looked at the Genuine Porsche cover, Coverking, and Covercraft. Coverking didn't have a custom fit for Porsche Boxster or maybe I did something wrong. So I ended up getting a Covercraft 380. It was the lightest cover that provided the basic protection I needed. Hopefully, it'll be light and easy enough to use that my wife will do it herself.

Thanks

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