How do you protect your convertibles in the snow?

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01-27-2011 | 03:20 AM

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skykingania

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HAHA, that's true enough. Actually, I thought the scratch shield was discontinued for 2010 models. It was around in 2009, and then they offered it again in 2011. Does anyone know for sure?

Actually I thought the scratch shield is the sticker on the hood and many other corners of the vehicle, but somehow I didn't see any stickers on my 2010 verts.

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01-27-2011 | 08:18 AM

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Actually I thought the scratch shield is the sticker on the hood and many other corners of the vehicle, but somehow I didn't see any stickers on my 2010 verts.

Your are mixing two different shields: FYI

1) The OEM paint scratch shield is built into the top clear coat..
NISSAN | TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES | Overview | Scratch Shield

2) The paint scratch protection film is installed after market and that's not what we are discussing...

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01-29-2011 | 07:49 PM

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stays in the garage at home. at work I just use one of those snow brooms they use at car dealerships. as long as it doesn't freeze it's fine. Also, a good coat of wax at the onset of winter helps.