Trailer LED Lights
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Hmm, good question, never thought about that.
If there is a product that works maybe it would work on other things like sleds too.
If there is a product that works maybe it would work on other things like sleds too.
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Cooking non stick spray? I use it on the trucks weather stripping to keep the doors from freezing shut. Just a thought.
R
have you looked at them while lit even with snow? my trailers led's are so bright that even with the snow dust stuck to them they still make a bright red snowball. How thick can the snow get before it falls off? 1/2 inch maybe the most ive seen. so unless you have something catching the snow under the light and not letting it slide off perhaps?
Mink snot is pretty slippery
but then you have to get them to sneeze on your lites:face-icon-small-dis
Ive tried Pam cooking spray on my pickup mud flaps. They were all 4 clean, then I sprayed 2 with Pam.
After driving thru snow, slush, all the flaps had the same amount of buildup. The chunks "may" had come off a little easier on the Pammed side, but if there was a diff it wasn't much.
After driving thru snow, slush, all the flaps had the same amount of buildup. The chunks "may" had come off a little easier on the Pammed side, but if there was a diff it wasn't much.
I didn't know if WD40 would work since it's a water displacement. I haven't tried anything before but was thinking there should be something out there to spray on to keep snow from building up.
I know that after a while the snow will fall off but would like it if they were always bright while driving in blizzard.
I know that after a while the snow will fall off but would like it if they were always bright while driving in blizzard.
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I was told they make a thing you stick on the light like a wire mesh and you wire it in to the elec, you turn them on in the snow but i still havent found where to get them yet.
I was told they make a thing you stick on the light like a wire mesh and you wire it in to the elec, you turn them on in the snow but i still havent found where to get them yet.
K
Fluid Film
SnowTech ran a little article about Fluid Film. Among other uses, it's used to keep snow and ice from building up on snow plow blades.
http://www.fluid-film.com/applications/winter_equipment/index.html
SnowTech ran a little article about Fluid Film. Among other uses, it's used to keep snow and ice from building up on snow plow blades.
http://www.fluid-film.com/applications/winter_equipment/index.html
