the ice what slides of your roof and down the side of the paintwork does it in anyway damge the paint on a car. or any ice sliding of your car

Good question! I hope not..lol

its one of them random questions that no one want to ask cause its sounds daft , but i would had thougt it would

nah surely not... it doesnt drop from a height it merely follows the contours of the bodywork slowly.

I guess if you've got peeling lacquer etc it might cause further damage to it.

hopefully the ice will have set as smooth as the roof of your car and by the time it slips off it should be pretty maliable so shouldn't harm your paintwork but to be sure, I always wash the car off with a few jugs full of tap WARM (NOT BOILING) water to make sure (I can hear some of you cringing as you're reading this but if you are careful it works every time!). DO NOT pour this straight onto your glass work but as long as your paint is in good nick it shouldn't damage the body at all and stops having dirty great clods of ice flying off your car!!

hopefully the ice will have set as smooth as the roof of your car and by the time it slips off it should be pretty maliable so shouldn't harm your paintwork but to be sure, I always wash the car off with a few jugs full of tap WARM (NOT BOILING) water to make sure (I can hear some of you cringing as you're reading this but if you are careful it works every time!). DO NOT pour this straight onto your glass work but as long as your paint is in good nick it shouldn't damage the body at all and stops having dirty great clods of ice flying off your car!!

 

I used a sweeping brush to get it off my estate! lol