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Classic muscle car under a HeroCovers cover printed with a photo of the same car

HeroCovers

Custom covers printed with a photo of your own vehicle

Season 18 · Ep 6AutomotiveAired November 4, 2026

Made-to-order car, truck, motorcycle and boat covers printed to look like the vehicle underneath, built from photos the owner supplies.

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Updated November 5, 2026

From the show

The Shark Tank pitch

Cody Brdar presented HeroCovers in Season 18, Episode 6, which aired November 4, 2026.

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The ask, any offers and the outcome from the November 4 broadcast have not been reported yet. This section will be updated once recaps confirm them.

The full story

Everything to know about HeroCovers

HeroCovers turns a dust cover into a picture of the car it protects. The owner sends photos of their vehicle, the company prints that image onto the cover fabric, and the finished cover looks like the car is still sitting in the driveway uncovered.

Founder Cody Brdar runs the company, and WWE Hall of Famer Bill Goldberg, a well-known car collector, is a partner. Beyond the photo-realistic covers, the range includes plain, silhouette and two-tone styles plus officially licensed designs for brands such as Shelby, Hot Wheels, NBA and NASCAR.

Where HeroCovers is now

HeroCovers was selling direct on its own site at the time the episode aired, with a Shark Tank promotion on the homepage. Simpler HeroCovers styles are also stocked by automotive retailers including AmericanMuscle and Covercraft.

Where to buy HeroCovers

HeroCovers sells direct at herocovers.com, where the photo-realistic custom car cover was listed at $595.00 on November 4, 2026. Each cover is built to order from photos of the owner's own vehicle, with a digital proof approved before production. Simpler silhouette and two-tone HeroCovers styles also appear at automotive retailers such as AmericanMuscle and Covercraft. Because covers are custom made, expect a production lead time and check the return policy before ordering. Material choice matters: secondary sources describe separate indoor, outdoor, waterproof and padded diamond-quilt builds at different prices, so match the build to where the vehicle is parked.

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Manufacturer details: HeroCovers official website

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