Paint care & cover for storage.
 

Hi guys! I recently purchased my first Camaro! It's a black 2014 2SS/1LE. Found her local with only 6300 miles on the clock. The previous owner was meticulous and took exceptionally good care of it and I'd like to do the same.

I don't have room in my garage so I'm going to keep it in a local storage facility that has climate controlled units. I'd like to know if anyone has a recommendation for a car cover, and what waxing/detailing products do you guys like to use? I've got washing supplies taken care of, but I don't know what wax or application technique I should use to avoid getting swirl marks in the clear. Any help or advice is appreciated!

Thanks!

Since it is black, i like Meguiers products. they have that black wax for dark colored cars. my car is white and i use the white wax and love it. Adams is also a good brand

A good coating of carnauba wax or your preferred wax, and then use a high quality cover. That's it. Make sure your storage area is relatively dry and free from potential causes of damage.

Here is one to AVOID:
Picked up an expensive new OEM Camaro cover red with black stripes off auction for real cheap. WOULD NOT recommend that, there is NO inner liner.It is a sngle layer of very strong tent-like material but does not have a soft liner to prevent scuff of paint when putting it on the car and taking off. Fits like a glove.

I use croftgate products on mine. I also highly recommend getting yours ceramic coated with it being black. I noticed your in Cincy so look up kleins Detailing on FB. He did my 1LE and it turned out awesome.

Thanks for the recommendation! I'll give them a call around lunch time today.

Mhmm. Thanks for the heads up! I'm thinking about getting the covercraft weathershield hd. It's an expensive investment, but one I think would be worthwhile for what I'm putting under it.

I like Adams products.

Not sure how well colored waxes actually work on new cars since they have a clear coat.

Ammo NYC for car care products.
Don't use a car cover, almost better not to use if stored in doors.