im talkin like parking it on a giant sheet of plastic, then pulling the plastic over the car, and ducttaping taping the seams .
maybe have somting inside and under the car to absorb moisture.
or is this all a stupid idea.

 

I'm wondering about this idea too but I want to DRIVE my car as well

 

i know they shrink wrap boats when they dry dock them....i don't see why it wouldn't work on a car

 

shrink rap,duct tape and.... direct sunlight I doubt that this would happen to you since your winters are harsh but it could harm your car's paint and may promote rust if there is any condensation trapped under the wrap for extended periods of time. This reminded me of a prank a couple friends of mine played on another friend of mine.They shrink wrapped his truck early in the morning,looked like a giant bubble.Well by the time my friend woke up,on a Saturday-sleeps late, the sun had baked some of the s.w. on his truck's paint,ruining the paint.

 

In a single morning? Thanks for the heads up

 

the sun melted the thin seran wrap
i dont think this will happen to thicker plastics witch the car covered in snow

thanks for the info tho

 

there is something like that now its called car jacket. i just bought one the other day. my cousin has had one for about 5 yrs. now and he swears by it!!!!!!

 

where can i get one?
in canada

 

Well I live in south Louisiana and it usually gets pretty hot down here with the heat and humidity.

 

Yeah it probably wouldn't melt something thick like plastic paint drop cloths but again it may hold in moisture and cause rust that's why car covers are sort of perforated.

 

i got mine from michigan.the phone # 1-517-641-4881 they have a web site it is www. carbag.com the site doesnt show much but if you go to youre search engine and type in car jacket you will see what they look like.. harry