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Snow - Carpediem - 21-10-2018
cars should also leave a 2 car gap when in dry conditions but that rarely happens?
i was following a car this morning and had to have the wipers on, when i did the count of seconds between us
he passed a barrier and i counted to 4 before i passed it, at 55mph that's a decent gap
yet it was still causing me issues
Snow - parthiban - 21-10-2018
Ally 3 girls from the nursery saw i was having trouble and pushed me 100 metres to the top of the hill :thumbup1:
Lol when I first read that I thought they were kids! :laugh:
Snow - Ally - 21-10-2018
parthiban Lol when I first read that I thought they were kids! :laugh:
Yeah i should have said it was the staff. :Fish:
Snow - DaveEdin - 21-10-2018
Is there a recommended way of clearing the snow off by the way? I really don't want to use a household brush like I just saw my dad do with his car! :blink: Mine looks like this at the moment:
![[Image: IMAG1088.jpg]](http://i919.photobucket.com/albums/ad36/daveplank/IMAG1088.jpg)
Snow - Carpediem - 21-10-2018
wrap a towel round the brush and sellotape it on
if you have a wooly towel even better
Snow - FirebirdPhil - 21-10-2018
Nothing wrong with a brush, if the bristles are soft. Just do a layer at a time, then when you get close to the paint use a rubber blade for drying off the car or something?
Snow - Rabster - 21-10-2018
Hair dryer
Snow - DaveEdin - 21-10-2018
Rabster Hair dryer
hock: That'd take about a month right now...Anyone lend me a flamethrower?
Just for the road, obviously not my car... but how cool a way of clearing the roads would that be....
Snow - FirebirdPhil - 21-10-2018
Strap 2 or 3 to the front of your car to clear your way as you go:lol:
Snow - Rabster - 21-10-2018
It's snowing again in Harlow