Recommendations on removing snow?
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Recommendations on removing snow?
I am a fairly new 2004 Acura TL owner (purchased in late August). This being my first winter in the vehicle, I want to keep the paint free and clear of any scatches. With that said, does anyone have any recommended tool for removing snow?
We all have ice scrapers that have the bristles, but I do not want to scratch the car. Are these fine, or is there something better out there?
Thanks for your help!
We all have ice scrapers that have the bristles, but I do not want to scratch the car. Are these fine, or is there something better out there?
Thanks for your help!
#2
I am a fairly new 2004 Acura TL owner (purchased in late August). This being my first winter in the vehicle, I want to keep the paint free and clear of any scatches. With that said, does anyone have any recommended tool for removing snow?
We all have ice scrapers that have the bristles, but I do not want to scratch the car. Are these fine, or is there something better out there?
Thanks for your help!
We all have ice scrapers that have the bristles, but I do not want to scratch the car. Are these fine, or is there something better out there?
Thanks for your help!
#3
Clear the snow off of all the windows. If the snow is more than 3 inches on the painted surfaces only remove the top layer. Don't put that brush on the paint of the car, it will cause surface scratches, and possibly deeper ones.
Even pushing heavy snow and ice off the car can cause scratches. It's best to leave it no there. I only brush the top layer off being carefull not to push the snow off the paint.
Even pushing heavy snow and ice off the car can cause scratches. It's best to leave it no there. I only brush the top layer off being carefull not to push the snow off the paint.
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Its not so much the bristles that scratch its the dirt on the paint "under" the snow that marrs the surface as the snow slides off be it from you and the brush or the snow warming on the paint surface and sliding off on its own.
In reallity its a no win. Just don't just clear the windows then drive around with 4" of snow on the car. First off and most important is if the snow comes loose its going to slide off the roof .. over your windshield blocking your vision ( cause rear enders at stop lights ). Can possibly tear off your wipers and the force of the snow and the ice layer below it can really mar the hood.
I have also had a broken windshield running into airborn ice/snow that blows off some sh*theads roof that was too lazy to properly clean his car.
Don't have a good answer for you ... well I do .. move down next door to Patrick. The only white stuff they get on thier cars is dandruff from scratching thier heads trying to figure out what prduct to use to remove a scratch.
In reallity its a no win. Just don't just clear the windows then drive around with 4" of snow on the car. First off and most important is if the snow comes loose its going to slide off the roof .. over your windshield blocking your vision ( cause rear enders at stop lights ). Can possibly tear off your wipers and the force of the snow and the ice layer below it can really mar the hood.
I have also had a broken windshield running into airborn ice/snow that blows off some sh*theads roof that was too lazy to properly clean his car.
Don't have a good answer for you ... well I do .. move down next door to Patrick. The only white stuff they get on thier cars is dandruff from scratching thier heads trying to figure out what prduct to use to remove a scratch.
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Its not so much the bristles that scratch its the dirt on the paint "under" the snow that marrs the surface as the snow slides off be it from you and the brush or the snow warming on the paint surface and sliding off on its own.
In reallity its a no win. Just don't just clear the windows then drive around with 4" of snow on the car. First off and most important is if the snow comes loose its going to slide off the roof .. over your windshield blocking your vision ( cause rear enders at stop lights ). Can possibly tear off your wipers and the force of the snow and the ice layer below it can really mar the hood.
I have also had a broken windshield running into airborn ice/snow that blows off some sh*theads roof that was too lazy to properly clean his car.
Don't have a good answer for you ... well I do .. move down next door to Patrick. The only white stuff they get on thier cars is dandruff from scratching thier heads trying to figure out what prduct to use to remove a scratch.
In reallity its a no win. Just don't just clear the windows then drive around with 4" of snow on the car. First off and most important is if the snow comes loose its going to slide off the roof .. over your windshield blocking your vision ( cause rear enders at stop lights ). Can possibly tear off your wipers and the force of the snow and the ice layer below it can really mar the hood.
I have also had a broken windshield running into airborn ice/snow that blows off some sh*theads roof that was too lazy to properly clean his car.
Don't have a good answer for you ... well I do .. move down next door to Patrick. The only white stuff they get on thier cars is dandruff from scratching thier heads trying to figure out what prduct to use to remove a scratch.
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