This revolutionary new material takes the stretch of Coverking Satin Stretch™ custom covers, and combines it with all weather protection. A middle layer of Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU) provides your vehicle with the best water resistance available from a Custom Car Cover today. Two outer layers of woven polyester reinforce and protect the inner layer while allowing moderate breathability. Protect your vehicle from the elements while keeping a perfect fit!
Autobody Armor Custom Car Covers are manufactured with Coverking's famous Custom Fit and the unique pattern designs which result in the fewest seams possible - Compare the images on the left. In an effort to save material, some car cover manufactures use patterns which are “chopped up” into small pieces, and sewn together creating a patchwork effect. This method saves more than 20% of total material use, but results in car covers which look like patchwork quilts – seams everywhere. By having extra seams, risks of seam failures and seam leakage increase. In addition, the car cover looses it’s custom look and resembles a universal cover. Coverking has never compromised the function or fit of it’s Custom Car Covers to save a few yards of fabric.
Autobody Armor Features:
Tri-laminate combination of three high-tech materials
Middle layer provides superior water-resistance (5X greater than the next available material anywhere)
High breathability / water resistance index
Stretch fabric assures complete and secure coverage
This revolutionary new material takes the stretch of Coverking Satin Stretch™ custom covers, and combines it with all weather protection. A middle layer of Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU) provides your vehicle with the best water resistance available from a Custom Car Cover today. Two outer layers of woven polyester reinforce and protect the inner layer while allowing moderate breathability. Protect your vehicle from the elements while keeping a perfect fit!
Autobody Armor Custom Car Covers are manufactured with Coverking's famous Custom Fit and the unique pattern designs which result in the fewest seams possible - Compare the images on the left. In an effort to save material, some car cover manufactures use patterns which are “chopped up” into small pieces, and sewn together creating a patchwork effect. This method saves more than 20% of total material use, but results in car covers which look like patchwork quilts – seams everywhere. By having extra seams, risks of seam failures and seam leakage increase. In addition, the car cover looses it’s custom look and resembles a universal cover. Coverking has never compromised the function or fit of it’s Custom Car Covers to save a few yards of fabric. 
