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Sold: Acura car cover - OEM Type S

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Acura Type S car cover with cable and lock.

No car cover fits the type is better than this thing. Only used once, and nearly rolled up and put in the bag. Set up and tear down with this thing is extremely easy.

$200 shipped. It's big and heavy, so I don't really want to unroll it.

Acura Integra Acura car cover - OEM Type S 20260505_191551


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Glad you sold it so quickly - I bought one too - to keep the dust from settling on her in the garage - if anyone is interested in a car cover, I highly recommend the OEM one - here are the pics of it on the car.
Acura Integra Acura car cover - OEM Type S ITS Fin Car Cover
Acura Integra Acura car cover - OEM Type S ITS Front Car Cover
Acura Integra Acura car cover - OEM Type S ITS Side Car Cover
 

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Nice to see the Acura cover sold quickly. For my Civic, I rely on Civic car covers listed here for a perfect fit and great dust protection indoors. The 20% discount and free shipping made it an easy choice, and the warranty gives peace of mind.
 
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I know this thread is a bit old, but I came across it while looking for cover options. For those who’ve used the OEM cover for a while, how does it hold up against outdoor weather, not just garage dust? Still the best fit?
Personally I dunno. Never seen one till now. Looks really well done tho but also looks like this one might be best for vehicles stored in doors

check out the covercraft outdoor ones. I’ve seen those in person and can confirm they will last three Colorado years. They’re not cheap sadly, but they sure as hell reject uv and moisture like a mf
 

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Just make sure whatever car cover is breathable and you must wash the car every time before putting it on. If you don't, it'll just damage the car, build up mold, and wreck paint. They're only worthwhile for long term outdoor storage. Indoors they're rarely worth it
 

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Just make sure whatever car cover is breathable and you must wash the car every time before putting it on. If you don't, it'll just damage the car, build up mold, and wreck paint. They're only worthwhile for long term outdoor storage. Indoors they're rarely worth it
This. Especially this. You will come back months later. Remove the cover and wonder how U got all those thin scratches on the clear coat.
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