Coverguard Car Covers: The lowest cost material, Coverguard is a good choice for budget minded consumers looking for basic, light weather protection. The material used in Coverguard is Spunbond Polypropylene, and is used in a single layer format. U.V. inhibitors have been added to help reduce the deteriorating effects of the sun's rays. Coverguard: An economical, single-layer material intended for indoor or light weather use. Coverguard is a great choice for basic dust protection Coverguard Car Cover is a budget fabric used by Coverking for our entry level universal car covers. This material is made in China. The technical name of this material is Spunbond Polyester. The specification Coverking uses for Coverguard is:

MATERIAL: Coverking uses spunbond polyester. Most competitors use spunbond polypropylene. Polyropylene is inherently less UV resistant and is more likely to degrade with exposure to UV rays emitted from the sun. Coverking also adds additional UV retardant, which ensures even longer stability in the sun. Finally, Coverking insists on 85 gram per square meter - far thicker than the usual 70 gram used by most competitors.

CONSTRUCTION: Coverking uses wax coated thread in overlapped, double stitched seams. The wax coating expands in the pierced hole created during the stitching process, to help cover the hole. Once again, some competitors take the cheaper route by using an ultra-sonic welding of the material instead of sewing. This process is far cheaper, because it melts the fabric layers together. It also doesn't use any thread. Unfortunately, the area melted together becomes very hard and examples of scratching the vehicle surface are not uncommon.

Triguard Car Cover is a value fabric used by Coverking mid level universal car covers and entry level custom car covers. This material is made in Taiwan. The technical name of this material is Spunbond Polyester laminated to Meltblown Polypropylene laminated to Spunbond Polyester. The specification Coverking uses for Triguard is far superior to other 3 layer car cover materials available. Triguard Car Covers: is a special three layer material intended for light to medium weather or indoor use. Perfect for protection from dust and bird waste. Not suggested for harsh weather conditions. Triguard Two layers of Coverguard cover a middle layer of breathable yet water resistant material. Triguard is a good choice for light to medium weather. It is easy to store and soft on a vehicle's paint. U.V. inhibitors have also been added. Triguard is not recommended for significant rain, snow or ice.

MATERIAL: Coverking uses spunbond polyester for both outer layers. Most competitors use spunbond polypropylene. Polyropylene is inherently less UV resistant and is more likely to degrade with exposure to UV rays emitted from the sun. Coverking also adds additional UV retardant, which ensures even longer stability in the sun. Finally, Coverking insists on the heaviest inner and outer layer materials. Most other companies use materials about 15% lighter than Coverking.

CONSTRUCTION: Coverking uses wax coated thread in overlapped, double stitched seams. The wax coating expands in the pierced hole created during the stitching process, to help cover the hole. Once again, some competitors take the cheaper route by using an ultra-sonic welding of the material instead of sewing. This process is far cheaper, because it melts the fabric layers together. It also doesn't use any thread. Unfortunately, the area melted together becomes very hard and examples of scratching the vehicle surface are not uncommon.

Coverbond 4 Car Covers: Four layers of extra thick protection. Coverbond 4 is thick and an excellent choice for more severe weather. The extra thickness gives added protection from minor hail, dents, dings, nicks and damage from other hazards. Coverbond 4 An extra thick, bulky, four layer material, designed to help prevent nicks and door dings. The thickness of Coverbond 4 absorbs most minor impacts, and stands up to natural as well as man made hazards Coverbond Car Cover is a thick, premium all-weather fabric used by Coverking for our premium level universal car covers and mid level custom car covers. This material is made in Taiwan. The technical name of this material is Spunbond Polyester laminated to 2 layers of Meltblown Polypropylene laminated to Spunbond Polyester. The specification Coverking uses for Coverbond 4 is far superior to other 4 layer car cover materials available.

MATERIAL: Coverking uses spunbond polyester for both outer layers. Most competitors use spunbond polypropylene. Polyropylene is inherently less UV resistant and is more likely to degrade with exposure to UV rays emitted from the sun. Coverking also adds additional UV retardant, which ensures even longer stability in the sun. Finally, Coverking insists on the heaviest inner and outer layer materials. Most other companies use materials about 15% lighter than Coverking.

CONSTRUCTION: Coverking uses wax coated thread in overlapped, double stitched seams. The wax coating expands in the pierced hole created during the stitching process, to help cover the hole. Once again, some competitors take the cheaper route by using an ultra-sonic welding of the material instead of sewing. This process is far cheaper, because it melts the fabric layers together. It also doesn't use any thread. Unfortunately, the area melted together becomes very hard and examples of scratching the vehicle surface are not uncommon.

White Gift Car Cover with a Red Satin Bow

A memorable gift wrap for any occasion!
Wrap a car in Coverking's Gift Car Cover Cover and make the gift of a vehicle even more memorable.
This low cost car cover will surprise everyone when they see it. Available in three sizes to fit most popular cars.