tockeyhockey@gmail.com wrote:
> Ed Pirrero wrote:
> > tockeyhockey@gmail.com wrote:
> > > There are so many options out there for car covers. What do you guys
> > > recommend for a 2006 A4 Avant?
> >
> > A garage.
> >
> > E.P.
>
> very funny. some of us don't have garages. what do you recommend for
> us?

I wasn't trying to be funny. A car cover is a huge PITA. And it
causes paint damage if the car isn't 100% free of dirt.

I'd just keep it clean and waxed well, and skip the cover. Ask me how
I know about paint damage. And do you know how much money a good shop
wants for the respray of a relatively rare Italian car?

:-/

E.P.

 

tockeyhockey@gmail.com wrote:
> Ed Pirrero wrote:
> > tockeyhockey@gmail.com wrote:
> > > There are so many options out there for car covers. What do you guys
> > > recommend for a 2006 A4 Avant?
> >
> > A garage.
> >
> > E.P.
>
> very funny. some of us don't have garages. what do you recommend for
> us?

I wasn't trying to be funny. A car cover is a huge PITA. And it
causes paint damage if the car isn't 100% free of dirt.

I'd just keep it clean and waxed well, and skip the cover. Ask me how
I know about paint damage. And do you know how much money a good shop
wants for the respray of a relatively rare Italian car?

:-/

E.P.

 

tockeyhockey@gmail.com wrote:
> Ed Pirrero wrote:
> > tockeyhockey@gmail.com wrote:
> > > There are so many options out there for car covers. What do you guys
> > > recommend for a 2006 A4 Avant?
> >
> > A garage.
> >
> > E.P.
>
> very funny. some of us don't have garages. what do you recommend for
> us?

I wasn't trying to be funny. A car cover is a huge PITA. And it
causes paint damage if the car isn't 100% free of dirt.

I'd just keep it clean and waxed well, and skip the cover. Ask me how
I know about paint damage. And do you know how much money a good shop
wants for the respray of a relatively rare Italian car?

:-/

E.P.