Anybody purchased the Honda car cover? The pollen in NC is killing me. Honda calls it a "Dust Cover". I wonder if they intended to get wet, it it truly a dry weather "dust cover"





David
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Yep, I have one and use it religiously. It does an OK job of keeping the pollen off of the car, but some still gets through. As far as rain, it does a minimal job. There is nothing more "fun" than removing a wet car cover in the morning in the rain.... But it does appear to be slightly water repellant. I always try to remove the cover if rain is in the forcast.

 

dbkelly-

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dbkelly, just purchased a Covercraft Weathersheild cover. I picked it over the Honda because it is lighter weight, will dry quickly if it get wet and folds down to a smaller size when stowed.

You can get your choice of grey or tan. Used it for the first time yesterday and it did a good job of keeping the GA pollen off the car.

I think the Honda cover is also goodand about $50 cheaper (from H&A) but I'm not sure how well the Honda "Dust" cover will hold up outside. Mine outside while I'm at work.

 

I would definately not recommend the OEM Honda Dust Cover for outdoor use. It is a cloth/flannel-type material and is obviously not made to be used outdoors.

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I have the factory cover and it works fine. It is an under the carport cover and can be washed on the car, so the instructions say. The only thing I did wrong was to treat my tires and then put the cover on. Car was looking good untill I removed the cover and some of the tire stuff ended up on the car itself.

 

This is truely JUST a dust cover. Its like thowing a blanket on your car. Which is fine for dust but BAD for weather!

 

G