Must use car cover daily. Recommendations for best way to protect the finish.

Sounds to me like your dad or his GF how ever it works out is very controlling, I would have STRONGLY advised my daughter NOT to take this deal. If he is under 18 then he still should be living by your rules and you should be able to have had him not do this. It's your job to advise him to make intelligent decisions and this IMO is NOT an intelligent decision.

Please take this as advice for the future not me standing on a soapbox trying to be a JERK.
 
dcjredline said:
Sounds to me like your dad or his GF how ever it works out is very controlling, I would have STRONGLY advised my daughter NOT to take this deal. If he is under 18 then he still should be living by your rules and you should be able to have had him not do this. It's your job to advise him to make intelligent decisions and this IMO is NOT an intelligent decision.

Please take this as advice for the future not me standing on a soapbox trying to be a JERK.
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Hmmm...no criticizing my father-in-law, my parenting skills, and my son's judgement doesn't make me think you are a jerk.

Failing to add any useful content or assist with your opinion ON THE ACTUAL QUESTION ASKED does.
 
I almost forgot about these "car covers"
(there are both indoor, and outdoor models):
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Bob
 
Im sorry. Truly.

I think that it is going to be VERY VERY unrealistic to put a cover on a car every single day without causing more damage than just putting a good coating or keeping some wax on it. Just as we always advise I think there is some more work setting expectations and educating all involved with the benefits of coatings or keeping a car protected with a sealant or wax.

As everyone else said a cover is gonna make a mess being that its outside and could be put on wet or taken off wet then growing mold and mold on the paint, sand getting under/in the cover, etc etc etc.
 
I'd utilize a waterless wash instead of a QD. Obviously I don't care for waterless washes much, so I'd utilize a rinseless wash.
 
willissom1 said:
I'd utilize a waterless wash instead of a QD. Obviously I don't care for waterless washes much, so I'd utilize a rinseless wash.
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So you recommend a waterless wash, but you don't care for a waterless wash, so you recommend a rinseless wash. Got it!
 
Rsurfer said:
So you recommend a waterless wash, but you don't care for a waterless wash, so you recommend a rinseless wash. Got it!
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It seems to me he was just prioritizing his preference, in order, rinseless, waterless, QD.
 
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