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Tsikoteer
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August 15th, 2006 09:39 AM #1am using a breathable water-resistant car cover at home. it does a job well naman, except dun sa portions na me punit/butas. pansin ko lang dati, kung basa kotse mo, hindi kaagad agad matutuyo pag nalagyan na ng cover; kelangan ata na umaraw talaga.
imho, kahit basa ung kotse, tatakpan ko pa rin. although you'll get stains, the cover will keep out bird poo, bigger sand/dust particles that get dislodged from leaves/trees/roofs, etc. at least kahit papano menos trabaho sa paghugas ng kotse.
ung concern ko lang nga is that it's a rusty old car; baka lumala ang rust pag hindi naeevaporate ung tubig at nakakababad ang exposed parts for a longer time
btw, a family friend once put on a car cover on his car after driving. natunaw daw at dumikit sa hood B) sorry OT
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July 14th, 2006 12:06 PM #2
sana meron plastic cover na microfiber yung loob para paint safe rin para protection din sa tubig pag tag ulan.
pagawa na nga ako at gawing negosyo.
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Toyota is my choice
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July 14th, 2006 07:20 PM #3maganda KOBE kaso mahal ..
2 times na ako bumili ng other brand mapunit nlang dahil hindi maganda ang tila.
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July 14th, 2006 07:41 PM #4
hehe low quality nga yung mga kobe at type r dito actually...
kung nakakita kayo ng mga weathertech or something, you'll know what i mean... mas mabigat pa sa kortina mga yun.
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