Snow behavior on TW Graphene Flex Wax

**Don** · 04-21-2021, 08:16 PM

Seeing as how it`s Spring, we got 4" of heavy, wet snow last night here in Ohio. Since I was at work, my car was out in it and got covered. But comparing it to the other, non-maintained cars in the parking lot, there was no snow on the vertical panels. All the other cars were covered top and sides. I had put my snow brush away last week and when I cleared my windshield off with my arm, the snow slid off in large chunks. That doesn`t usually happen.

Then as I drove home (highway), large chunks of snow started sliding off the hood, roof and trunk - that doesn`t usually happen either. By the time I got home (46 miles), the only snow on the car was on the back window that had slid off the roof. Despite driving through slush, the car was amazingly clean.

All in all, an interesting first observation on the behavior of the Flex Wax.

**Sizzle Chest** · 04-22-2021, 07:19 PM

WOW! Snow! Sorry to hear this, but it`s good to know that the white stuff doesn`t like your LSP! LOL

**wannafbody** · 04-22-2021, 07:52 PM

We got an inch of snow at my house. I put my TA back in the bird house.

**Don** · 04-22-2021, 08:28 PM

Originally Posted by Sizzle Chest

WOW! Snow! Sorry to hear this, but it`s good to know that the white stuff doesn`t like your LSP! LOL

Neither does ice...freezing rain last night and (of course) no scraper again (you`d think I`d learn), but after less than 5 minutes of running the defroster, all the ice was swept off clean by the wipers...the ice on the windshield was all beaded up because I put the Flex Wax on all the glass too.