Duck Covers Double Defender Car Cover for Sedans up to 19'

I don't normally do bad reviews, but this is different and must be shared.Warning, read all there litigation as I should have, ruined my beautiful cobra mustang's paint job. I did not read all the litigation this company has on there listing for this car cover before, or either they changed and increased all there litigation after i purchased, but the point is do not buy this for long term storage and even for short term beware. I assume the responsibility for this cover damaging my car, I have bought covers in the past and left on my car for a month, 2 months or more with with no problems. By reading there listing that said Duck covers and when i purchased at the end of 2017 it had more towards a all most 5 star review, seemed vary soft and well made at first , was not around my parked car for some time after covering , came back to find water had seeped thru the cover and turned my clear coat to white, the cover turned to dust underneath, as well as damaged into the red paint . I think with the moisture sitting under there and the heat, it made the clear coat do that. It damaged my car so bad that I contacted my insurance. Being i put the cover on there it made me fully responsible . I have my self to blame here for purchasing this and not reading there fine print stating that basically they will not be responsible for damages from the cover.But i never expected a car cover to damage your car , only to protect it. After this happened , i read other people's reviews more in depth , with similar experiences. Don't end up like me wishing you would have purchased a better cover , my mistake will cost me around several grand to have my car repainted . Sorry to post a bad review but it is the truth , buyer beware.

I bought this cover a few months ago for the purpose of storing my 1995 Mazda Miata.Fit:It fits my Miata as if it was made for it. The only thing that shows that it isn't a custom fit cover is the fact that it doesn't have mirror pockets. The Elastic pulls the cover nice and tight around the edges. It looks great.Material:The material doesn't look like the $30 WalMart car cover I had as a high school student, but it doesn't look like the material on my Uncle's classic car cover (which cost more than $300). It seems to have a pattern consistent with the $60-200 covers I have seen for sale. It is thicker than the cheap covers by a long shot, and feels soft enough to be safe on my paint, though I may not trust it out in the wind flapping against the side of my car for hours on end every day. The blue stripe adds some style to an otherwise very bland object.Seams:The seams look and feel strong. tugging hard on the edges to place the cover or move it around created no sounds resembling threads popping, and it felt very well made throughout.Packed Size:The cover comes in a bad about the size of a camping sleeping bag. I have no issues with the size, and it seems on par with other covers I have owned.I am extremely happy with this cover for my needs as an indoor storage cover. I would buy this cover again for this purpose, and would suggest this brand to my friends, although I may suggest a higher level of protection/softer liner for exposed outdoor use.

The "one size fits..." was a poor purchase on my part. The cover material is very thin, and the cover is WAY too big for my Chevy Cruze. The day I got it, we had a wind storm, and it blew off immediately. There is a grommet set at the center but no grommets at the front or back. I had to buy a grommet kit and put them in at each end. The cover is so big that I was able to "fasten" the ends (using the grommets I installed) with 42" bungie cords. They wrap the ends tightly, and the ends of the cords are under the car. So I bought 72" cord for the center grommets. Tonight as I tried to put on that longer bungie I saw that the cover was down to the ground on the driver's side, and about 8" off the ground on the passenger's side. It was cold today (in the mid to low 40's). I tried to center the cover so the bungie hook would not scratch the paint along the bottom of the passenger's door. I lifted the cover from the ground on the driver's side and then tugged it on the passenger's side. RIP - there went a seam. I will be exchanging it for another one, and will be more careful with the replacement. Obviously this cover is not so robust as I would have liked.

Fit perfectly! Had car detailed before using. Easy to put on or take off without "scuff" marks on wax job. Also, after setting covered in 90+ degree heat for several days, cover was removed &interior was cool & comfortable!

I previously bought a Duck Defender cover (Duck Covers A3C170 Weather Defender Car Cover) for only a few dollars more (I paid $47 for this) that was more than twice as thick, very waterproof and has held up well (photo comparison attached). This, on the other hand, is the thinnest and flimsiest cover I have ever seen. You can see right through it. I think they contract to different Chinese factories using the same name.Duck Covers do skimp on things like the strap to hold it in place (a thin cord you have to tie), but I can't imagine this cover lasting more than a few months, and only in nice weather. I bought it basically just to keep dust and moisture (it doesn't rain here in the summer) off. I'll update this in a couple months.Update: Too thin for rain, and I have noticed an issue where when the sun heats the cover, a bit of an oily residue is left on the car finish and windows. Probably the waterproofing compound degassing. Has not torn - still strong.

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