Removing Snow from Painted Areas
#2
Turn on car to heat up
Clear off the top with the brush, and try to get as close as possible. JUST DON'T HIT PAINT!
Wait for the rest of the snow to melt.
There really is no product that takes off snow well while not scratching paint a little.
Clear off the top with the brush, and try to get as close as possible. JUST DON'T HIT PAINT!
Wait for the rest of the snow to melt.
There really is no product that takes off snow well while not scratching paint a little.
#7
Hah,
I was just going to make the same Post in regards to getting snow off my ride.
Have about 3 inches of snow on her today.
I'll brush it very gently without touching any paint, and let the rest dust off the car while I drive.
The only thing I'll be looking out of is the Glass, my prime intention is to make sure it is as clean as possible so even if snow from the roof/hood blows on to it, it won't gimp my vision too badly.
Hope this helps or works...
I was just going to make the same Post in regards to getting snow off my ride.
Have about 3 inches of snow on her today.
I'll brush it very gently without touching any paint, and let the rest dust off the car while I drive.
The only thing I'll be looking out of is the Glass, my prime intention is to make sure it is as clean as possible so even if snow from the roof/hood blows on to it, it won't gimp my vision too badly.
Hope this helps or works...
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