Your favorite tools for removing snow and ice from vehicles.

[Time 2 shine]

So it's that time of year again for those of us that have to deal with snow and ice removal from are vehicles. Whats are your guys best tools (bought or made) for a scratch less way to remove snow from your vehicle and ice from windows.

 

[Pats300zx]

I have been using the Snow Brum for years with no issues at all. I try and keep a small layer of snow or ice between the brum and the car. I never take it all the way down. I just prefer to let the sun melt the rest away.

 

[polisher]

i have been using a regualr snow brush..something like this. works all the time but i make sure the car/windows are @least warmed up..

 

[Time 2 shine]

i have been using a regualr snow brush..something like this. works all the time but i make sure the car/windows are @least warmed up..

The bristles on those brushes are like the ones on brooms which are not good for the paint on your vehicle.

 

[snowking724]

The bristles on those brushes are like the ones on brooms which are not good for the paint on your vehicle.

There like fricken needles. I just replaced my fiances with the snowbroom, clear, directional scratches from one of those damn brushes.

 

[Nth Degree]

A towel across the windshield when I park. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

 

[Concours.John]

My weed eater blower. As long as there is snow under ice. On just snow works great. Also do the windshield cover.

 

[glfahlc]

i use the snowbroom for snow and an amazon ice master ice scraper for my windows... i did notice last winter that with a good coating of blackfire snow slid right off the car.

 

[Old Pirate]

I'm too lazy, just driving down the road help................

 

[C. Charles Hahn]

I'm too lazy, just driving down the road help................

That can be straight up dangerous; I've seen large chunks of ice/snow fly off cars going down the road, hitting the car following behind. Once I even saw a windshield get shattered.

 

[rurocking]

I park in the garage. :lol2:

 

[Old Pirate]

That can be straight up dangerous; I've seen large chunks of ice/snow fly off cars going down the road, hitting the car following behind. Once I even saw a windshield get shattered.

Where I was their was no traffic and 3 in morning. But during the day then the old broom work fine ( It was a DD )

 

[Time 2 shine]

i use the snowbroom for snow and an amazon ice master ice scraper for my windows... i did notice last winter that with a good coating of blackfire snow slid right off the car.

I checked out that sno-brum and it looks pretty good. I have about 3 coats of BFWD and one coat of 845 so im pretty good in that department.

 

[BIOLINK]

No problem with :snow: in Phoenix. :nana:

 

[ca.detailchick]

I'm too lazy, just driving down the road help................

Since when does it snow in Florida?

 

[ca.detailchick]

No problem with :snow: in Phoenix. :nana:

Thats just mean! You dont see me bragging about where I live :surfing

 

[rwisejr]

I have been using the Snow Brum for years with no issues at all. I try and keep a small layer of snow or ice between the brum and the car. I never take it all the way down. I just prefer to let the sun melt the rest away.

Another for the sno brum !!!

 

[BIOLINK]

Thats just mean! You dont see me bragging about where I live :surfing

Go Padres!

 

[Mr. Gloss]

A heated garage.


And it may not snow in some areas, but they sure can bxxxx about the heat.

 

[BIOLINK]

A heated garage.


And it may not snow in some areas, but they sure can bxxxx about the heat.

Two words: dry heat.