1LEHAWK
06-03-2006, 06:35 PM
This is a serious question that I deal with weekly...so I am turning to ya'll for an answer.
My Firehawk is garaged every day of it's life. Granted there is still dust and particles that get on the paint inside the garage. But I digress....
Here's my question: Do you do more harm than good by putting a car cover on without properly detailing first?
It would seem to me that if you have your car uncovered at work like I do....and dust builds up onto your car, then it would do more harm than good putting on the car cover when you get home UNLESS YOU DETAIL IT BEFORE PUTTING THE COVER BACK ON. And when I say detail, I don't mean C.C.D. (Cali Car Duster). I mean like Pinnacle mist and microfibers.
It just seems to me that in putting on and taking off the car cover the particles would cause scratches and swirls in the paint....am I just too anal about it?
See ya on the road,
Matt
My Firehawk is garaged every day of it's life. Granted there is still dust and particles that get on the paint inside the garage. But I digress....
Here's my question: Do you do more harm than good by putting a car cover on without properly detailing first?
It would seem to me that if you have your car uncovered at work like I do....and dust builds up onto your car, then it would do more harm than good putting on the car cover when you get home UNLESS YOU DETAIL IT BEFORE PUTTING THE COVER BACK ON. And when I say detail, I don't mean C.C.D. (Cali Car Duster). I mean like Pinnacle mist and microfibers.
It just seems to me that in putting on and taking off the car cover the particles would cause scratches and swirls in the paint....am I just too anal about it?
See ya on the road,
Matt