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Old 12-22-09, 09:04 PM
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i want to know. Right now, i'm using a soft brissles brush from canadian tire.

thank you in advance.
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I was actually wondering the same thing. I don't want to scratch the paint or clearcoat in the process of dusting snow off my car.
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Try one of these.

http://cozywinters.com/shop/sno-brum.html?source=base

I have purchased them from AAA and car dealers for around $20. Another suggestion if the snow is light and fluffy is a leaf blower. It works great.

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Originally Posted by kitlz
Try one of these.

http://cozywinters.com/shop/sno-brum.html?source=base

I have purchased them from AAA and car dealers for around $20. Another suggestion if the snow is light and fluffy is a leaf blower. It works great.
^^^^^1, my leaf blower is an excellent alternative to a brush
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Try using this as well...it not only has the force to blow off the snow, but it warms the air which will melt the snow as well.

http://www.glisteningperfectionstore...-2200AM/Detail
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Originally Posted by tromly
^^^^^1, my leaf blower is an excellent alternative to a brush
I used the snow brum last week and it worked well.
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I just bought something local on canadian tire: snowisp from Mallory, well it says gentle on paint, clearcoat and chrome (FEATHER TIPPED). Normally, i would'nt care, but on black, that is another matter.
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Why use a brush to scratch your finish, with 3-5 coats of Blackfire Wet Diamond All Finish Paint Protection it will just come right off with just using you hand or just driving down the street. As long no one is behind you..
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