Hey all! Just curious what type of snow brush you all use to remove snow from your darker colored vehicles? I had been using the traditional nylon brush (very lightly not to scratch my paint), but came across a “snowbrum.” Has anyone used one of these? If so, do they work well? It says it won’t scr…

I think anything has the potential to scratch the paint, as you’re dragging dirt across it, no matter what the brush is made of. I do agree with using a light touch. I like the extendable OXO snow brush with the twisting head. It removes snow effectively, so at least you’re minimizing the number of…

I use a regular straw broom, but love my brush scraper with a brass blade for stuff on the wind sheild. I even do other peoples windows at work when their plastic scraper works as well as, well you give me an analogy.

[image] Barkydog: I even do other peoples windows at work when their plastic scraper works as well as, well you give me an analogy. Works about as well as sending a man to a gynecologist. :nerd_face:

I use my electric leaf blower to remove light snow off my car in the morning.There is absolutely no contact with the paint.For heavy snow, a regular snow brush with a scraper at the end is my choice.

This morning our temperature stayed in the low 70’s over-night and then it’s going to warm up today (80’s). I don’t have a snow brush here, but if it ever does snow I’m thinking of using some fallen palm fronds as a brush.:grin: CSA :palm_tree::sunglasses::palm_tree:

Thank you CSA, I know my friends up north appreciate it when I post comments of that nature.

[image] lion9car: I think anything has the potential to scratch the paint, as you’re dragging dirt across it, no matter what the brush is made of. I do agree with using a light touch. I will probably never forget a sight that I saw, back in the '60s: Overnight, we had a fairly substantial sn…

On a serious note. Just looked at the Snow Brum. To me it looks like it has the potential of scratching your paint if any abrasive materials are in or under the snow. Check out some of the higher quality brushes made for boats. Gel coat is much softer than automotive paint. Or as far as that goe…

[image] Purebred: Thank you CSA, I know my friends up north appreciate it when I post comments of that nature. “Sorry” to everybody in snow country. Every time I make such awful comments I tell myself, “Self, you really have to stop doing that!” But, I can’t help myself. The devil made me do …

I won’t use anything but my SnowDog IceBlaster 7000®

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Works about as well as sending a man to a gynecologist.

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