What do people use for snowbrushes?

[charlestek]

I was looking at snowbrushes that most stores sell, and after detailing my car well this year, I figure most of them will swirl up the paint, though with sand and salt that may be the least of my problems.

[Setec Astronomy]

I use this one: OXO GOOD GRIPS Twister Snow Brush with strong feathered bristles is ideal for sweeping snow without damaging glass or painted finishes. snow scraper, (http://www.autogeek.net/oxosnowbrush.html) , at least the ends of the bristles are flagged.

[dougaross]

What about

The SnowMover Personal Snowplow moves a tremendous amount of snow with every push! (http://www.autogeek.net/snow-mover-snow-plow.html)

[J1nx93]

What about

The SnowMover Personal Snowplow moves a tremendous amount of snow with every push! (http://www.autogeek.net/snow-mover-snow-plow.html)
Agreed ^^^

[Bert31]

I generally just clear the windows and leave the snow on the paint. It will melt or blow off. I am thinking about firing up the snow blower this winter to see how that works.

[Setec Astronomy]

I generally just clear the windows and leave the snow on the paint. It will melt or blow off. I am thinking about firing up the snow blower this winter to see how that works.

I don't know how much snow you get there, but besides being impractical here, it's now illegal.

[C. Charles Hahn]

I use a Meguiar's Versa-Angle Wash Brush on the telescoping handle. Bristles are much softer than any snow brush I've ever seen.

[Setec Astronomy]

I generally just clear the windows and leave the snow on the paint. It will melt or blow off. I am thinking about firing up the snow blower this winter to see how that works.

I'm hoping you meant leaf blower...or maybe we'll have to just agree to disagree on this one; friends don't let friends drive snowblowers on their car...

[dougaross]

I generally just clear the windows and leave the snow on the paint. It will melt or blow off. I am thinking about firing up the snow blower this winter to see how that works.
How are you going to get it up on the hood? :joking: