tarp a car so the WIND doesn’t blow it off (years of trial and error) 

Dry it out first then cover to stop moisture

All fine ideas waiting for wind. Now show during 15 - 20mph wind installing cover.

I just pick up the real cheap ones at Harbor freight, the sun beats them up. I wish I had a better solution. Hope this information helps.👍

YOU WOULD THINK THAT WOULD BE PERFECT but They blow off, and if they are too strong, u take a chance of warping the metal when pulling off.. Now, if your car is the garage and you want a tight fit without using rope, get a few lightweight and that's all u need..

I have the fitted tarp that goes around the car, I also have a shiny bubble wrap in the back plastic window to help reflect any heat that would Go into the vinyl window and then the blue tarp that you see on top. I’ll leave the windows cracked open about 2 inches to make sure if there’s any warm days that the heat will bent out of the car and it damage the vinyl window. Hope this answer helps let me know if you have any other questions

@@livefree6878 thax for answer but I ment particularly car covers under the tarp itself...)

@@livefree6878 is leaving the windows open really necessary or a good idea if you are parking it outside all winter

Same question any experience people are there plz replay