What's your plan for winter and snow?!?!?!

[jasonmac]

Anything over 35F, I'll still wash outside; colder than that, QEW in the garage -- if it's really salty/dirty, I'll take it to a washbay and hose off as much as I can before QEW'ing it.

On colder days, I'll also use my halogen lamps to warm up the garage, it works pretty well.

[n2_space]

QEW in the garage with my 40,000 BTU heater, it's insulated and doesn't get below about 50, but I turn on the heater to maintain the temp with the garage door open, keep the products safe I have three thermometers in the garage to monitor the temp, two near all my products to keep an eye on them

[jjfrehe]

Looks like Ill be trying the QEW this year. Having two black cars Ill need all the help I can get.

[White95Max]

QEW in the garage with my 40,000 BTU heater, it's insulated and doesn't get below about 50, but I turn on the heater to maintain the temp with the garage door open, keep the products safe

umm...why don't you just close the garage door?

[n2_space]

umm...why don't you just close the garage door?

Two reasons... more natural light coming in, and two, more space... I can leave the back end out a bit and have more room to work on the front (garage isn't that big, 18x20). With my car, I wouldn't have enough room to do the front or back with the door closed.

[ZJ JIM 96]

Have you ever seen this before:

Insulated wash mit

Pretty much what you are suggesting.

Problem with that one is the rubber glove looks too short. I wear knitted gloves for warmth and then slip my entire hand and forearm into elbow-length formed latex gloves.

In all, I think winters are the perfect time to use QEW. I love the stuff.

[White95Max]

Two reasons... more natural light coming in, and two, more space... I can leave the back end out a bit and have more room to work on the front (garage isn't that big, 18x20). With my car, I wouldn't have enough room to do the front or back with the door closed.

Ok I understand now.