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Gary, Congratulations on your new Boxster. I own a 2003 Boxster S. This is the car that got me introduced to Adam's products and detailing in general. Enjoy it! Cheers Todd

Well done. On my previous job, I had the opportunity to pass through many USAF Auto Hobby Shops around the country. I think they are a great asset to all of our outstanding Airmen. Cheers Todd

I agree. I almost always do a waterless wash wipe down before I put the cover on.

Thanks to everyone for the replies. I decided to go with Covercraft. I'll let everyone know how it works out. I will say that with the amount of trees in my neighborhood (which really means birds), I absolutely need to keep it covered. Thanks for the advice about keeping it tied down to prevent scratching the clear when it is windy. Cheers Todd

Hello All, Due to a period of unemployment, I let my car cover deteriorate to the point that it needs to be replaced. Now that I have a job offer in hand, and I ready to buy a new, high quality cover for my 03 Porsche Boxster S. It is parked outdoors all the time, and I live in the DC Metro Area. Like most on this forum, I am willing to pay for quality, fit/finish and Made in USA. Any brand/type recommendations? Thanks Todd

Rich - if you find out what they use here, post it up. I am a fellow Montgomery County Resident. My daily driver is coated in whatever that chemical is. cheers Todd

To add to my post (and thanks Mike for your post), I should mention that my Highlander is 10 years old, so that may have something to do with the SVRT not making the running boards slick. And lastly, I would also add that I do not step on them every time I get in the car.

I have used SVRT on the running boards on my Toyota Highlander. It has not made them slick, and they look great.

Congratulations - great looking car. Let us know how she responds to the Adam's products. Thinking of getting an A6 for the wife. She wants a Lexus, but I say Smchexus, let's get an Audi!

Excellent - thanks Jim and Rich for the great info. I had already checked out Covercraft - this helps me pull the trigger. Todd

Hey All, The cover I puchased two years ago for my Porsche Boxster (always parked outdoors) is already starting to deteriorate. It is leaving fine dust all over the car, and I can see that the interior lining of the cover is breaking down. I am not sure what brand it is, but I think it should have lasted more than two years. Can anyone recommend a high-quality car cover brand? Made in USA would be a huge plus. Thanks in advance. Todd

I had a similar thing happen. Not really sweating it - I know they will get me the out of stock item as soon as possible.

Wow - what a cool looking vehicle! I love those old Broncos (insert John Elway joke here). Cheers Todd

Ouch. If it makes you feel any better, I burned a spot in the clear on the back deck of my Porsche Boxster while trying to remove a scratch using a 4" pad on the drill. I cringe every time I see that spot now. Looking forward to seeing the other replies on this! Todd

Since I do not have a garage, I work on the street in front of my house. My least favorite thing is my neighbors or random people coming by to talk, especially when I am polishing. They see the Flex and say "how much did you pay for that buffer". I explain it is not a buffer, and when I tell them how much it cost, they say "geez, I got one at AutoZone for $35." And to that I say "no you didn't". Then I fire it back up and they leave.