Touchless car Cover, It’s Truly Amazing..

Following our coverage of the solar panel car cover, we have another new invention in the same field – The Touchless car cover. The name comes from the cover itself, which doesn’t rest on the car and leave the surfaces with minute bruises like all the conventional ones. As a matter of fact, this cover stays on like a tent or a canopy.

Created by two friends Rick and Brett from Virginia, these petrolheads wanted to create something cool. They decided to get rid of the conventional car cover and the problems associated with it – Constant moving of dust and grit which damages the precious glossy paint finish when the cover is put-on and taken-off. They have even priced it at just $299, so it makes a good deal for your favourite car. You can even use it on your supercar!

A car cover such as the Touchless Car Cover could only be created by a dedicated gear head – or two. This revolutionary design took years of time, lots of determination and creativity by two guys with a boundless affection for automobiles. We now know how the founders of Apple and HP felt during their early years. Similarly, Rick and Brett spent hours of time working on their project before they ended up with this marvel. Listed below are the advantages of using the Touchless car cover.

The product is so impressive that even Jay Leno has said “Boy, this is a cool product…..”. As most of automobile enthusiasts would say, Jay Leno is one of the biggest petrolheads in the world. So his words are highly regarded.

13 Great Reasons to buy the Touchless car Cover

• Postive Worldwide Reviews
• Universal front / rear
• Ease of use
• No damaged paint due
to scratches from dust and dirt
• No dirty and smudged windows
• Easy storage
• High rated UV coating
• Access to car with cover in place
• Applied water proofing agent
• Designed by “car guys”
• No metal parts to rust or corrode
• Can be used for more than one car
• Drive in/out

If you are interested, get yours here or if you would like to know more, check out their site here.

Thanks a lot for the tip Brett. I might have been late on this article, but I certainly have not forgotten you.