by using it correctly do you just mean that it needs to be cleaned prior to putting it on? anything else to keep in mind ?

 

I bought one from carcovers_dot_com. It's for inside the garage to keep the dust off, not outside use. I only use it when I have just washed the car - if the car is dirty, I don't put the cover on.
It can be interesting to put it on by myself sometimes as well. Personally I think it would be a pain to keep up with it on a daily driver.

 

not just that theres a technique to put it on and take it off.

imagine all the dust thats on your car, and all the buildup, etc.

now imagine grabbing a sheet and just pulling it back n forth to take it on and take it off.

swirl and micro scratch central!

 

so it would be unpractical to use one for a daily driver then, especially if car is stored outside, since car cannot be washed daily ?

 

Order the one on Sewell for my is, cost me 300$ but worth every penny, especially after I wash and wax my car, stays cleaner longer than without one, there is a certain way to put it on and take it off but it's easy after the first week. I like it cause I park outside in a driveway and the sapp and leaves get on it if there was no cover. Worth it if you got the $...

 

I use Car King I purchased from costco when it was on sale for $120. They make it tailored for the car in lieu of the universal ones. I like it because it is made for the car, costs a fraction of most other car covers, and it serves it purpose well. You need to wash the car before you put back on the car cover. I also wax my car each time I put it back on.

 

Unless you want to wash your car everyday. Otherwise it would do more damage than good.

 

^ that makes me

i might need to park outside for 6 months next year, looking for a solution ...

 

At home I garage my car, but at work, I rather use a car cover.

I used to use a Nextec type of car cover on my previous car, but was reluctant to spend as much as I did last time so I ended up buying a different one on ebay for $155 that has all the breathable & won't scratch explanations.

Well, the quality wasn't as good at my nextec. Within 4 days, you can see a very thin film of dust on the windows when the sun hits it. I kid you not, the dust, on a very fine level, is getting through the car cover. Thats what I get for going cheaper.

So, I turn to my lexo community here, to ask other IS 250 owners, what car cover you use/recommend. We get a lot of dust where I work at, so i need something that doesn't let the dust through.

Thanks.

p.s. i searched for car cover is250 in teh search and it gave me tons of topics; none related to car covers.

 

I got a cover king from costco for $120 on sale. Custom made for the IS so it is not a generic shape. Whenever I take the cover off, it is dust free and looks freshly waxed.

 

Thanks Dark Dream.

I should have mentioned my car is black. I use Meguia'rs car wash and the occasionall Meguia'r Waxer/Cleaner (in case anyone has data that these products attract more dust than not).

what color is your vehicle Dark?

I'm a member of Cosco so that $120 cover sounds tempting.

 

My car is obsidian black. I use mainly sealants like the meguiar nxt.

 

Question guys, any one know where you can get a ISC car cover?

I found this part number from lexus

PT24853060

I dont need a lexus car cover - but everything I find is sedan only and not for coupe

Help appreciated.

 

clear covers?