Covercraft Covers
08-13-2013 | 10:09 AM
#11
JK Freak
Joined: Aug 2011
Posts: 616
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From: Mesquite, NV
Yeah I can think of a lot of stuff I'd rather spend 200 bucks on as well. The main reason I wanted it is because when I have the doors and roof off I can leave it that way as long as I like and not have to worry about the inside of it getting all full of dust and dirt. Its going to work out great for that and its easy to put on and take off so It will be a breeze when I want to go out for a quick spin. My Jeep is garaged so rain is not an issue.
I had the bestop trail cover on my TJ. Very well made but heavy fabric and harder to handle and store.
08-19-2013 | 11:24 AM
#12
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JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jul 2013
Posts: 148
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From: San Diego, CA
I ended up emailing covercraft, and here is my email and their response (it was a very quick response, probably 2-3 hours...)
My email:
Response:
Very interesting. There covers are not waterproof, yet the marketing makes it sound like they are. I definitely won't be spending hundreds on something that won't even keep my interior dry... 
it sounds like it's perfect for what some of you bought/want to buy it for, but for me it doesn't seem to make any sense. oh well, on to order something else...
My email:
Hello,
I am in the market for a cover for my Jeep Wrangler and have found 3 different covers made by you custom for my model. I am curious what the differences are:
Block-It 380
NOAH
WeatherShield
I don't have a garage, and often have my doors and top down on my Jeep. I need something I can throw on at night that will withstand the elements (rain, wind, possibly snow), something that can fit over the soft top and hard top if they are on, as well as something that can easily pack in to my trunk.
Which of these models best fits my needs?
I am in the market for a cover for my Jeep Wrangler and have found 3 different covers made by you custom for my model. I am curious what the differences are:
Block-It 380
NOAH
WeatherShield
I don't have a garage, and often have my doors and top down on my Jeep. I need something I can throw on at night that will withstand the elements (rain, wind, possibly snow), something that can fit over the soft top and hard top if they are on, as well as something that can easily pack in to my trunk.
Which of these models best fits my needs?
Hi Timothy,
While we have superior covers and have been making them since 1965, our covers are not waterproof and if there is a heavy rain your jeep interior will get wet. Our covers are breathable, and we do not recommend water proof covers. We would love to sell you a cover but if you are looking for a cover that will keep the interior of your jeep dry in snow or downpour, I'm sorry our covers will not.
The weathershield is a light weight cover and repels water, easy to handle and easy to clean. It is a great cover and if you are not trying to keep the interior dry, it will be the one I would recommend. If you have other questions please let me know.
While we have superior covers and have been making them since 1965, our covers are not waterproof and if there is a heavy rain your jeep interior will get wet. Our covers are breathable, and we do not recommend water proof covers. We would love to sell you a cover but if you are looking for a cover that will keep the interior of your jeep dry in snow or downpour, I'm sorry our covers will not.
The weathershield is a light weight cover and repels water, easy to handle and easy to clean. It is a great cover and if you are not trying to keep the interior dry, it will be the one I would recommend. If you have other questions please let me know.
it sounds like it's perfect for what some of you bought/want to buy it for, but for me it doesn't seem to make any sense. oh well, on to order something else...
Last edited by gibsonfirebird12; 08-19-2013 at 11:27 AM.
08-19-2013 | 11:30 AM
#13
JK Junkie
Joined: Dec 2012
Posts: 2,203
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From: Jacksonville NC
I'm going to buy a $20 waterproof tarp to throw over my Jeep in the winter when it's going to sit for the 3 months I can't drive it doorless and topless. It's more of a dust cover because my Toy Jeep is garaged.