The Platinum Shield cover is the best solution for maximum weather protection.

• The reflective polyester cover material with polyurethane coating sheds water as soon as it hits the cover.
• UV-reflective-silver material protects your vehicle from sun damage and keeps your vehicle cooler.
• Perfect for hot and sunny climates.
• Reduces heat based damage.

Lightweight yet durable, the Platinum Shield offers our highest level protection from all elements.

• Provides great protection against bird droppings.
• Protects your vehicle's sensitive clear coat finish from the damaging effects of acid rain.
• This multi-layered car cover guards your vehicle from tree sap, dust, dirt, and other harmful pollutants.
• Durable synthetic fabric naturally resists mold, rot, and mildew.

The breathable characteristic of this material naturally prevents mold, mildew, and rust.

• Double stitched seams provide leak protection and fantastic durability.
• An elastic front and rear hem ensures a snug fit.
• Reinforced grommets built into the cover on the left and right side can be used to secure your cover from theft.
• Limited Lifetime Warranty
• Use the provided cable and lock for added protection from theft.

Interesting Facts about Waterproof Fabrics

• Waterproof and water-resistant fabrics are any fabrics that can stop water or reduce the amount of water passing through the material.
• A rating system was developed to evaluate the many fabric options and how capable they prevent this water passage. To be deemed waterproof, a standard threshold is to resist over 1,000 millimeters of water pressure without leaking. High-end fabrics are often much higher than this.
• Another rating you may see is the breathability of the fabric. This is how much air and moisture exit the fabric.
• Waterproof means that no water can penetrate it. Water-resistant is a term more often used with porous fabrics that still need to remain breathable.

• Wool: Highly water-resistant, fibers of wool are great at absorbing water. Natural wool has a thin coating of lanolin oil that makes the fiber water-resistant.
• Vinyl: Made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC), used in many iconic clothing items and accessories. Highly resistant to water but doesn’t hold up well to heat.
• Woven Fabric from ELS cotton: Extra-long-staple (ELS) cotton is a specially grown crop with extra-long fibers woven to create a very dense cotton textile. Result is an exceptionally waterproof fabric.
• Gore-tex: Invented in 1969, made from stretched Teflon. This fabric can be made incredibly waterproof and breathable.
• PU coated fabrics: Polyurethane (PU) coated fabrics are waterproof and breathable. They are often found in outdoor clothing and camping gear.
• Neoprene: Made from synthetic rubber, it is often used in wetsuits, laptop sleeves, and other protective cases.
• Hypalon: Made from Synthetic rubber, it is often used in inflatable rafts, kayaks, and other outdoor gear.