Look for a brush that has microfibre bristles. I had one, it was the best invention ever. Never scratched. Unless, of course, there is a layer of dirt on the paint before it snows then no matter what you'll be scratching it.
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This is a discussion on how to get snow off the car within the Detailing Forum forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; I feel for you guys who need to put up with snow, i like to keep my car immaculate so ...
I feel for you guys who need to put up with snow, i like to keep my car immaculate so i'm glad i don't need to deal with snow, but if i had to, i don't think i'd purchase a nice car, probably buy some rusted out ford f100.... lol
Look for a brush that has microfibre bristles. I had one, it was the best invention ever. Never scratched. Unless, of course, there is a layer of dirt on the paint before it snows then no matter what you'll be scratching it.
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its impossible lol. the best ive come up with is to get as much off as i can without touching the paint, and then get in it and slide sideways a little bit to get the loose snow off. from there the warm engine melts most of it off
2003 ABP DC5
1983 Z28 Camaro
D1GP/Formula Drift/JDM Allstars/Just Drift
did you get a clear bra AmateurX? How much did you pay?
They do scratch easy
Ive got fingernail scratches by the door latchs
and big circular marks from when the dealer gave me a free hand wash.
I have a couple of snow removal marks as well
Where I am we can get a foot of snow and ice overnight
and the police will ticket you if you drive without removing it
(because it can kill the guy behind you)
I use a SWIFFER with rag tied around the end
You can still get scratched by the pole or some dirt on the paint
Helps to have a good coat of wax
eventually I will paint my 09 WRX flat grey.
But till then, she looks good with those scars
Like the tough little beast she is
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