How you should brush off snow

[Rider90]

I've never been one to brush snow off my car except for the windows. I want nothing to do with those thick plastic bristles on my finish so I would spend most of my evenings after work at the quarter car wash until I came across a product at the hardware store:

http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B000E5IO6S.01-A1LA5C16ZAJJTT._AA280_SCLZZZZZ ZZ_.jpg

It uses a foam head to brush off snow, instead of bristles. A much safer choice for your finish, especially if you plan to drive your Marauder this winter. I found it at my local hardware store, as you may too, or online.

Just a suggestion! Keep em' clean! :beer:

[MarauderMark]

Thank you for the info. I will look into it for my other vehicals.Since my car doesn't see snow.

[MM03MOK]

The Blackbird is seeing snow for the first time this morning. :snowman: This is a great idea. Thanks, Jason.

[ckadiddle]

What's that white stuff all over that car?

[Bigdogjim]

Something you do not get in Orlando:)

We like to keep it up North:up: :rofl:

[KillJoy]

They use those at the car dealerships around here. They work well, and do not seem to flub-up the paint.

:up:

KillJoy

[Bigdogjim]

Well the best way is to drive fast..................Let the wind do the work

[Dr Caleb]

Well the best way is to drive fast..................Let the wind do the work

Or, your old favourite Jim - the leaf blower. ;)

[jgc61sr2002]

Keep it in the garage.:D :lol:

[bigslim]

I forgot to put my scraper back in the car so I had to use my car wash squeegy. You know that clear flexible rubber one that you use to get the water off the car. It worked pretty good.

[CRUZTAKER]

They use those at the car dealerships around here. They work well, and do not seem to flub-up the paint.

:up:

KillJoy

Rental car agencies have used them for over 15 years.;)

Never owned one, but knew of them. Nice product if you are actually driving a nice car in the snow.

I personally use a soft poly. bristled 20" push broom and a hand held whisk broom. :hide: