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phoenixcsl · 31-08-2016, 02:07 PM

I personally wouldn't use the outdoor BMW cover, it's very light so if there is any wind it tends to buffet and it will leave marring / rub marks on the paint, unfortunately the BMW ones are not regarded to be much use unless it can be kept out of the wind.

I use a Classic Additions Ultimate Outdoor cover, it's 4 layer, fully breathable and waterproof, comes with three straps for securing the cover down, i've had mine a couple of years and being quite heavyweight it's very good for winter storage.

You know this already but never cover a dirty car, not unless you fancy machine polishing all the swirl marks out after!

31-08-2016, 02:07 PM	#10
phoenixcsl S5, Sport Off, DSC M-track Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Surrey Posts: 634 Casino cash: $4900	I personally wouldn't use the outdoor BMW cover, it's very light so if there is any wind it tends to buffet and it will leave marring / rub marks on the paint, unfortunately the BMW ones are not regarded to be much use unless it can be kept out of the wind. I use a Classic Additions Ultimate Outdoor cover, it's 4 layer, fully breathable and waterproof, comes with three straps for securing the cover down, i've had mine a couple of years and being quite heavyweight it's very good for winter storage. You know this already but never cover a dirty car, not unless you fancy machine polishing all the swirl marks out after!