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You will be best off buying a new cover as it is nearly impossible to get every single bit of grit out even if you wash it several times. I
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You will be best off buying a new cover as it is nearly impossible to get every single bit of grit out even if you wash it several times. I would try and claim it on insurance, it costs $389 from the dealer I use for parts which has been the best parts pricing pretty consistently.
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