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Covercraft Noah® Barrier Cover In Grey For All Porsche Models And Years, Outdoor on 2040-parts.com

US $280.86
Location:

Pasadena, California, United States

Pasadena, California, United States
Condition:New Part Brand:Covercraft Other Part Number:SMC.730.007.00 Manufacturer Part Number:SMC.730.007.00 Color:Grey Interchange Part Number:SMC.730.007.00

NOAH® barrier fabric actually stops water, yet it “breathes” to allow any trapped moisture, seam seepage or condensation to easily evaporate. The unique construction process (patent pending) results in a cover with maximum all-weather protection...highly water resistant, dust resistant, UV resistant and breathable to help make sure moisture and/or heat don’t stay under the cover. Made in the U.S. by Kimberly-Clark, the fabric weighs only 4.75 oz./sq. yd., so it’s easy to handle and fold. 

High-tech, bonded 4-layer composite uses bi-component side-by-side technology for twin spunbond outer layers, a film barrier, and a soft bi-component spunbond inner layer. 

The high performance non-woven fabric with the film barrier edge for maximum dirt/dust and moisture resistance...and you still get the ding protection of multi-layer construction. 

- High Performance Non-Woven Fabric 
- Dual Protective Outer Layers – Two outer layers of bi-component spunbond, utilizing side-by-side spinning technology. Each individual fiber is a balance of polypropylene and polyethylene that delivers both strength and softness. The light gray color does not attract heat and the dual layers are treated with UV inhibitors for extended outdoor use. 
- Microporous Film Middle Layer – The barrier layer is breathable film, a proprietary stretch-film technology developed exclusively for Kimberly-Clark. The film is stretched and then subjected to a chemical process that creates microscopic holes smaller than droplets of water or dust, yet large enough to allow moisture vapor and heat to escape. This helps reduce the bulk of the nonwoven fabric, while providing an almost solid barrier against the elements. 
- Soft, Paint-Protecting Inner Layer – A single, heavier layer of bi-component spunbond, utilizing side-by-side spinning technology. This heavier, single layer (as compared to a single outer layer) provides the “soft touch” necessary for today’s water-based paint finishes. 
- 4 Year Warranty 
- Outdoor or Indoor Use 


    

We have covers for all models and years available. Indicate year, model, and number of mirrors when placing order. Please call us for more details at 1-888-986-4466 or 1-626-844-4616 (outside US).


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  • Business hours are 8am to 5pm Pacific Standard Time 
  • Over 60% of our sales are to repeat customers
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   1055 E. Walnut Street


   Pasadena, CA 91106

   Store 1-888-986-4466 (Pacific Standard Time)

   Outside U.S. 1-626-844-4616

   Fax 1-626-844-4501

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