Hand-held magnetic clamping device for car covers
OwnerRonald W. Browninventor
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A hand-held magnetic clamping device for clamping a car cover onto the exterior surface of a car's body includes an encasing structure, a plurality of magnets, a scaffolding, and a reversible handle. The encasing structure clamps the car cover onto the exterior surface of a car's body. The plurality of magnets magnetically affixes the encasing structure to the body's surface, thereby preventing the car cover from sliding off of the exterior body's surface. The scaffolding offsets the plurality of magnets from the center of the encasing structure. As a result, the first contact side of the encasing structure is used to clamp a thickly padded car cover while the second contact side of the encasing structure is used to clamp a thinly padded car cover. The reversible handle allows the user to physically disengage the magnetic connection between the encasing structure and the exterior surface.
A magnetic clamping device for car covers comprises:
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