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Old 03-19-2007, 12:28 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question About Hail Protection

I live in Texas, and we can generally expect at least one decent hailstorm a year. Up until this year I have always either had a garage, car port, or some type of cover for my previous truck. I just finally got my FJ this past weekend, we are coming up on Thunderstorm season in Texas, and my problem is that the apartments I live at offer no form of protection for my vehicle.

In fact last year in April we had a horrible hailstorm down here in San Marcos (worst one I have ever seen aside from the one in North Texas in the late 90s):
Anyone have any recommendations for ways I can pro-actively prepare myself for the upcoming severe weather season?
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Old 03-21-2007, 06:16 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Question About Hail Protection

I'm orginally from Oklahoma so I know a little bit about hail storms. I would suggests buying a two heavy canvas tarps and some old king or queen sized comforters.
Step 1: secure comforters to all flat areas and over windsheild.
Step 2: place the two large canvas tarps over the comforters.
unless you have softball size hail this should protect your FJ.
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