S2000 in a ZIP-LOCK-BAG
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Well..for those interested... I got it at www.carcapsule.com
I got the 16 foot long one... which is long enough (even though techniclly I think the 14" would have worked), BUT the 16' ones WIDTH was just about right (hell, I would like wider if I could fit it), just because its easier to align the car in the bubble.
Cost for the 16" is around $350...comes with everything u need...
Ohh..and for those that asked, there is a fan that continually runs...with a filter on the intake of it...which keeps dust out, and allows for water to be removed/evaporate.
-- Aaron
I got the 16 foot long one... which is long enough (even though techniclly I think the 14" would have worked), BUT the 16' ones WIDTH was just about right (hell, I would like wider if I could fit it), just because its easier to align the car in the bubble.
Cost for the 16" is around $350...comes with everything u need...
Ohh..and for those that asked, there is a fan that continually runs...with a filter on the intake of it...which keeps dust out, and allows for water to be removed/evaporate.
-- Aaron
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From: Calgary
Aaron,
When it inflates (or deflates for that matter), does the plastic EVER come into contact with the body surface? That would be a sure fire away to promote minor scratches on the paint for us anal-retentive types.
For the record, I do use a magnifying glass on my clear coat, so I could detect such minor scratches!!! 
Asif
When it inflates (or deflates for that matter), does the plastic EVER come into contact with the body surface? That would be a sure fire away to promote minor scratches on the paint for us anal-retentive types.
For the record, I do use a magnifying glass on my clear coat, so I could detect such minor scratches!!! Asif
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