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driving impress · 12-01-07, 05:11

I live in Wisconsin, so I feel your pain. I use a torpedo heater that runs off a 20# propane tank. Bring the car in the garage, leaving the door cracked 1 to 2 inches. Turn your heater on and let it run for 15 to 30 minutes depending how cold it is. That should warm the air and the surface of the car. Good to go with ONR and can also apply pretty much any product you want. It is somewhat time consuming, but well worth it. Enjoy the cold, I certainly won't. Make sure to read and follow the instructions of any heater you use, it can be very dangerous with fumes and any flames.

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driving impress Driving Impressions driving impress is offline Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 29	Re: Cleaning vehicles in cold, cold weather? I live in Wisconsin, so I feel your pain. I use a torpedo heater that runs off a 20# propane tank. Bring the car in the garage, leaving the door cracked 1 to 2 inches. Turn your heater on and let it run for 15 to 30 minutes depending how cold it is. That should warm the air and the surface of the car. Good to go with ONR and can also apply pretty much any product you want. It is somewhat time consuming, but well worth it. Enjoy the cold, I certainly won't. Make sure to read and follow the instructions of any heater you use, it can be very dangerous with fumes and any flames.