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    Just wondering how some of you are pulling Snow off the surface of your vehicles?
    I've been using a (snow rake)...what the car dealers use. However I don't think I want to try this on my new Black car. The snow's gotta get off there somehow, with out scratching the surface
    HammerDown

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    Funny you mentioned it, we just had a post on it: SNOW REMOVAL

    Now you mention a snow rake.... I am not a fan of those and like you said probably not the best thing to use on a black vehicle, IMO any vehicle.

    I like to leave a thin layer of snow/ice on the paint to melt off or blow off when driving. In hopes of minimizing any fine scratches.

    Brandon

    2007 Black Chevy Avalanche

    My Albums: Avalanche
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      snow was flying onto my windsheild from the hood so i had to pull over and clean it off with a brush

      now my hood has swirls
      hate the soft honda paint !!!!
      Patrick Yu
      2003 Honda Accord
      2008 Honda Accord EX-L V6

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        opps, my bad I should have done a search
        I'll go over to that thread.
        HammerDown

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        • #5
          Originally posted by HammerDown
          opps, my bad I should have done a search
          I'll go over to that thread.
          No big deal.... kind of gets a little crazy on the ideas but it gives you an idea.
          Brandon

          2007 Black Chevy Avalanche

          My Albums: Avalanche
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