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Hairyarse

Hairyarse

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Looking to buy one. Has anyone used either of these?

http://www.frost.co.uk/car-care-tools/soft-wing-cover.html
http://www.frost.co.uk/car-care-tools/car-magnetic-protective-wing-cover.html

They're cheaper than I was expecting - which is good - but don't want to buy a crappy one which doesn't last long

Opinions gratefully received [:D]

Cheers
Andy
 
Interesting idea, and I've always liked the idea of them.

Snag is that reading the first one (which is essentially an old towel with some bootlaces stitched onto it) I thought that you could make your own, using ... ahem ... an old towel with some bootlaces stitched onto it.

And then, reading the second one, I thought that you could make one of those as well, using an old towel with some old magnets stitched into the seam.

And then I wondered whether paying £15-£20 for one was such a good idea after all, given that I have old towels, bootlaces and magnets galore in my basement.


Oli.
 
I use these

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Snap-Wing-Protector-mat-cover-/120887025229?pt=UK_Hand_Tools_Equipment&hash=item1c256d9e4d
 
LOL. Well I have towels and laces Oli but no magnets! [:D]

I thought these were supposed to be quite well padded and easy to wipe clean, so for the price of a towel and some boot laces/magnets it seemed like a good idea [8D]
 
Cheers for the link Scott. He makes a good point about magnets attracting metal bits that will scratch your paintwork!
 
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