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I don't want anyone to bag car bras, my car is absolutely spotless with no swirling or imperfections and every time i use my bra on long trips there is no sign of any damage done.
So my question is to those that have them, is it ok to use the bra in heavy rain, leave it on overnight and then continue the journey with it on the next day? I have driven with it in rain before and it has always stayed dry with only the top lip getting wet, however i have never left it on overnight, and then driven again the next day. Long story short, i always do the drive from Townsville to Brisbane in one day but i am breaking it up tomorrow and stopping in Mackay for the night as last time due to roadworks it took me 18 hours straight to do the drive and i don't feel like doing that again. It's going to be raining the whole way down. |
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Car Bras and rain
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