Snow removal

[bimmernupe07]

Any opinions on a good snow removal tool for removing snow from the car?

 

[TrueDetailer]

California water blade would work good. Just make sure theres nothing cought up in the rubber blade. Or you can get one of those things with the bristles. Just make sure you get a high quality one that won't scratch Too bad.

 

[jaybs02]

I normaly wrap a good MFaround my snow brush.

Works fine W/O marring

"J"

 

[sneek]

lol i need a good answer to this, my car got snowed on

I am planning on using a hair dryer then MF+QD

 

[bimmernupe07]

lol i need a good answer to this, my car got snowed on

I am planning on using a hair dryer then MF+QD

LOL LOL LOL. What brand hair dryer:yay

 

[CalgaryDetail]

When I do snow removal i use one of those brushes but i dont touch the paint. If its not thick enough to let me push some off without touching the paint i wont do itm, as for the windows im not to worried, they get so chiped in calgary that it dosnet matter

 

[sneek]

I scraped the hair dryer idea, i just drove up and down the street really fast and most of it was gone
and then i wiped the beads with a MF+QD

 

[awd330]

I normaly wrap a good MFaround my snow brush.

Works fine W/O marring

"J"

I do the same thing that J recommends. I wrap a very plush MF towel around my regular snow brush. Replace with a fresh towel as needed.

 

[JohnZ3MC]

I'm kind of partial to just using my arm and most times I have it with me. An old war wound.
-John c.

 

[bimmernupe07]

I'm kind of partial to just using my arm and most times I have it with me. An old war wound.
-John c.

:rofl

 

[JohnZ3MC]

:rofl

Thank you, thank you, thank you very much.
-John C.

 

[Statman]

Thank you, thank you, thank you very much.
-John C.

Just wondering if you'll be here all week.:lol:

 

[jmillican]

California water blade would work good. Just make sure theres nothing cought up in the rubber blade. Or you can get one of those things with the bristles. Just make sure you get a high quality one that won't scratch Too bad.

I have one of those Oxo snowbrushes and the bristles seem quite soft. I am almost certain I won't be able to keep my wife from sweeping the snow off the hood. Does anyone know whether the Oxo snowbrush will scratch the paint?