And then there were two ...

[ChrisW]

8:37:27 --- washed and a few minutes to finish drying ---

8:46:19 --- Covered

8:51:09 --- And Banded, single handed.

 

[Dekker]

I saw Des on Sunday at the tipec annual bash at Hatton smooing the punters.

 

[RSGulp]

ORIGINAL: Dekker

I saw Des on Sunday at the tipec annual bash at Hatton smooing the punters.

I had to look that word up. So, which definition is it in these circumstances... []

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=smooing

 

[Dekker]

As we both know what a multi faceted personality Des is, I'd say all of them.

 

[DSCBoy]

Err excuse my ignorance, but what are those bands for?? Stop the cover flapping?

 

[h_____]

http://www.carband.co.uk/

All is here......and perhaps the inventor will be along in a minute.

 

[Steve Brookes]

ORIGINAL: DSCBoy

Err excuse my ignorance, but what are those bands for?? Stop the cover flapping?

I think they're mostly to stop the car getting scratched when squeezing past it in a garage....or in my case one would be useful to protect it on the drive from the wife driving the wheelie bin [8|]

 

[Melv]

Chris. Those cars really deserve a nice oak framed garage....[]

 

[richardrimmer]

Chris,
Kick out the horses and convert those stables then you wouldn't need Des's Contraband []

 

[carreraboy]

Well, even if you had a garage, the space is more confined, those gardening tools, lawnmower and kids in and out with the bikes etc ... Invented out of need, still smooing the punters, indeed[] Will hit the shelves in the USA soon, by far will be the biggest market for me, the Yanks need NO explanation, gee the ultimate Car Bra!

 

[ChrisW]

Thanks for the ideas --- the garage will just have to wait []

The Carband stops the cover from flapping and also wicks any moisture away.

It really is quick and easy to use --- both to wrap and unwrap !

The other advantage of the band going over a cover is that there is no possibility of a clean car being scratched, although I may have to concern myself with the dog cosying down on the bonnet !

Joking apart, my Wife once returned home to find my Deerhound lounging on the bonnet of my speed yellow 996 GT3 MkII. Incredibly, there was hardly a scratch to show for it []