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Thanks, but it's such a rough surface it's not just a matter of it sliding off, but more totally inbedding itself and freezing to the surface...it's a heavy shagg-like cloth or material...?
I know, but supposedly, just like when you scotch guard your carpet or sofa, material thrown up on the wheel well will not stick... I don't know, I live in Hawaii so I can't say how it would work but I think it's worth buying a can of scotch guard and trying it on one wheel well to compare.
I'm sure spraying any silicone lubricant on it will help shed the snow. I was intrigued when I saw what the fender wells were made of. It must be really, really cheap material to produce.
I'm sure spraying any silicone lubricant on it will help shed the snow. I was intrigued when I saw what the fender wells were made of. It must be really, really cheap material to produce.
I don't know about it costing less than traditional plastic. During the same year, VWs had plastic, while Audis had the carpet-like material. I'm pretty sure that it costs more, and is an effort to reduce tire noise heard inside the cabin.