Garage and storage

Indoor Car Covers

Indoors, the threats change. There is no rain and no ultraviolet, but there is dust, the grit that dust carries, and the belt buckle of whoever squeezes between the car and the garage wall.

Dust is abrasive

Household and garage dust is largely mineral. Left to settle and then wiped off, it is the single most common source of light scratching on stored cars. A dust-tight weave keeps it in the air rather than on the paint.

Breathability during long storage

A car put away for months needs to breathe. A sealed indoor cover traps residual moisture from tyres, concrete and the car itself, which is how stored cars develop musty interiors and surface corrosion in hidden areas.

Close fit, visible shape

Stretch indoor covers sit close to the body, so they do not billow, they do not catch on garage furniture, and the car still looks like the car underneath.

Recommended lines

Covers built for this

Soft indoor dust cover draped over a sports car inside a clean garage

Garage dust, kept off the paint

DailyGuard Indoor Dust Cover

Two-layer stretch satin cover for garaged and stored vehicles: dust-tight, static-free and light enough to fit alone.

Layers
2
From
£69.99

Frequently asked

Can I use an indoor cover outside for a few days?
No. Indoor covers are dust-tight but not waterproof or UV-stable, so a week outside will soak through and begin degrading the fabric. If the car moves outdoors, move it to an outdoor line.
How do I wash a car cover without ruining it?
Wash on a cool, gentle cycle with a dedicated cover wash rather than household detergent, which strips water repellency and blocks the breathable membrane. Never use fabric softener, never tumble dry, and reproof once water stops beading on the outer face.