In the previous blog, we informed you about how to defreeze your car and save it from the Christmas snow. During the Christmas, not only the outer body of car freezes but the insides freeze too making it difficult to run on the roads.
1. Defreeze locks, doors and handles: Take a lighter or a matchstick and heat up your car key. Now push it into the lock and melt the ice. Just make sure, you accidentally do not touch that. You can also blow air in the locks of the car, the heat of your breath will melt the ice.
2. Free doors of ice: You can make the use of WD – 40 and stop your car doors from freezing. The alternative to it is spraying the cooking spray which will protect the car doors. Water that melts during the day runs in between your doors and freezes, but cooking spray keeps the water from resting in the cracks in the first place.
3. Frosty Side Mirrors: To stop your mirrors from freezing Car wrap a plastic wrap and tighten it with the rubber band. In the morning they will be ice-free and clean.
4. Headlights: The cheapest way of keeping the headlights and taillights in the good condition, cover each light with the toothpaste and then rinse it off with the warm water. This will increase the visibility of the lights. To add to the clarity, apply the layer of wax after toothpaste is removed. This will prevent snow from sticking to it for 3 to 4 weeks.
5. Keep under clean: You can keep the under of your car with the help of garden sprinkle. To clean all the dirt, salt, and ice off the undercarriage, run a lawn sprinkler underneath the car. Just slide it under your car and drive back and forth for it to work wonders. To stop your tire from slipping, place a doormat under them, it proves to be very useful.
If these all tips do not work out, you can always bring your car to Innovative auto Craft or call us to fix your car and its parts. We will be available to our skilled staff to repair what is damaged due to snow and you could enjoy your Christmas. Apart from fixing the damage, we also help with vehicle wrap protection, wheels managing, Aerodynamic toolkit, etc.
So, we are back with another 5 tips to keep your car out of the reach of Christmas snow and how to protect its internal and external body:
1. Defreeze locks, doors and handles: Take a lighter or a matchstick and heat up your car key. Now push it into the lock and melt the ice. Just make sure, you accidentally do not touch that. You can also blow air in the locks of the car, the heat of your breath will melt the ice.
2. Free doors of ice: You can make the use of WD – 40 and stop your car doors from freezing. The alternative to it is spraying the cooking spray which will protect the car doors. Water that melts during the day runs in between your doors and freezes, but cooking spray keeps the water from resting in the cracks in the first place.
3. Frosty Side Mirrors: To stop your mirrors from freezing Car wrap a plastic wrap and tighten it with the rubber band. In the morning they will be ice-free and clean.
4. Headlights: The cheapest way of keeping the headlights and taillights in the good condition, cover each light with the toothpaste and then rinse it off with the warm water. This will increase the visibility of the lights. To add to the clarity, apply the layer of wax after toothpaste is removed. This will prevent snow from sticking to it for 3 to 4 weeks.
5. Keep under clean: You can keep the under of your car with the help of garden sprinkle. To clean all the dirt, salt, and ice off the undercarriage, run a lawn sprinkler underneath the car. Just slide it under your car and drive back and forth for it to work wonders. To stop your tire from slipping, place a doormat under them, it proves to be very useful.
If these all tips do not work out, you can always bring your car to Innovative auto Craft or call us to fix your car and its parts. We will be available to our skilled staff to repair what is damaged due to snow and you could enjoy your Christmas. Apart from fixing the damage, we also help with vehicle wrap protection, wheels managing, Aerodynamic toolkit, etc.
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