Coverbond-4 is designed to protect a car from physical hazards. Similar to the Triguard material, the Coverbond-4 material does an excellent job of protecting your car's body from minor nicks, dings, scratches, and potential light hail damage. The material also has excellent coverage against UV rays.
Like Triguard, Coverbond-4 offers good protection against the elements. But Coverbond-4 also contains an innner middle meltblown plastic layer, which adds strength and bulk to the cover. This is the layer that provides excellent protection against things that might dent or ding your car - hail, rocks, small children or pets. Coverbond-4 is the recommended choice for cars that are exposed to these hazards, and might come "under attack." Coverbond-4 is not highly recommended for prolonged use with extreme sun exposure or heavy snowfall.
Coverbond-4 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.
Coverbond-4 is designed to protect a car from physical hazards. Similar to the Triguard material, the Coverbond-4 material does an excellent job of protecting your car's body from minor nicks, dings, scratches, and potential light hail damage. The material also has excellent coverage against UV rays.
Coverbond-4 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. 
