Does this product stand up well with shoveling in the winter? And do you have to make sure all the screws or nails are flush before applying?
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In my honest opinion (laymans terms) this is just thick paint.. with alot of sand in it.. its great for decks that get wet, boat docks, etc.. However if its going to see aloot of abbuse i would anticipate touching it up and more coats down the road. Its a good product but it doesnt dry rock hard like a "Rhino liner" truck bed liner.. its still fairly pliable paint.. and yes i would make sure your screws are down before applying this stuff.. however if you miss one its not like you cant run the screw in after this stuff dries...
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We have had good luck with shoveling...but only have to do the pathway, so not all of the surface. Yes, I would make sure all the nails and screws and at or below the surface. Especially if you plan to shovel
1824456
Not sure about the scraping of a shovel on it I made sure all nails were flush for a smooth surface
1824457
So far it has been a1.5 years and yes it has stood up well with shoveling. The screws can be up a little since you can put it on thicker to cover but flush is best, shovel may catch.
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We don't get snow here. Yes you should have all the nails at least flush. Maybe a little deeper than flush because flush does show through after a while.
1721389
No, I do not think it will damage your deck unless you pick it up and slam it several times then you might break the shovel. I think it would work perfect for your deck. Like others have mentioned, be aware of what direction the wind is especially if you stick it out the back patio door to do your deck the snow will come back at you if you are going into the wind. Just some advice. You should be good to go with it.
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i found this on walmart reviews, might be helpful for people who cant get it to telescope http://www.walmart.com/ip/Snow-Joe-Snow-Broom-with-Ice-Scraper/21098141#Product+Reviews i really like this product. I couldnt figure out who to extend the handle so i contacted the company, below is their response, it worked for us: Thank you for contacting Snow Joe The snow broom pole is shipped in the locked position form our factory. To open for the first time, screw the pole to the foam head. Twitch the bottom portion of the pole to the left and pull hard. You will only need to pull hard the first time you use the snow broom. To lock the lower pole, simply twist the pole to the right. Try pulling hard to unlock it for the first time. You will not need to do this again. It's a great product just for some reason our package pressure tightened them up too tight before shipping.
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Keith- This winter was the first for mine and they stood up fine. I haven't seen any deformation.
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By the way, be sure to tighten ALL bolts prior to first use. I found some of the factory-assembled parts to have loose bolts. Otherwise, I am satisfied with this product tho it struggles in really wet, heavy snow.
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Yes. Used it on my front entry steps last fall. Held up well during the winter months of freeze and thaw. I'd buy and use again.
427816
It cleans pretty good, but not all the way,about a half in. I just came in after plowing walkway and part of driveway, about a foot so far. It's a little hard with deep snow but it works.
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I live in southern California and haven't been in much cold weather. I have it mounted all the time and have had no problems with the suction coming loose. I took it apart after a month, just to clean the area, and the product works and stays put just fine.
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If your project is glossy it could cause the Snow-Tex to come off. A matte finish works better. If you could lightly sand the spot it might hold better. Also my wife doesn't spray her items until after the snow is applied. I hope this helps some.
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We live in Florida so I really cannot answer to how well it will stand up in cold weather. Sorry.
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I also have a liner and it did not affect it. itYes it covers the holes. It has been great in the extreme weather temps. Rain and snow haven't affected it, although this will only be the second winter it will be going through.
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The supports are close together so the snow should not be a problem. The first ShelterLogic I had lasted for 5 years then started getting holes in it.
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Yes. I live on a state highway in Indiana and this winter was brutal. My mailbox is right on the road and the plows blow snow over 25 feet onto my property. Mailbox is still standing and looks great. I did install a new post and used a bag of quickcrete to hold it in and made sure not to over tighten the screws that go into the post from the mailbox. Other advice is to make sure the post is tall enough to keep the plastic ring as high into the mailbox housing you can. Higher it is the stronger the box stands. Will make since when you see instructions. I have had 3 expensive metal boxes with custom lettering and this box is far better for standing up to road hazards and still looks sharp. I have 6ft tall rod iron and brick pillars and it looks classy. Had a local sign guy make some stickers in gold for numbers and it looks nice. Hope this helps I would buy another in a heart beat.
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Mine did great this past winter, we had a ton of snow in upstate NY. Still looks like new.
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The Wall Organizer itself should hold shovels no problem. But you would have to make sure it is securely fastened to the wall, like screws that go into a stud or moly bolts. The drywall anchors it comes with are small push in items that may not be big enough.
889663
I have had mine on for over a year and love it..Has stood up to snow plows very well. I will be getting more for other cracks..Like it better then any patch stuff I have bought in the past..I cut it for a little wider then the crack..
1966698
No problem, you can push the snow if you have the strength. It is for me push and lift. The shovel will last forever.