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Originally Posted by daveagogo1
Unfortunately that is the price of having ice sliding over the car when it melts. Ice contains a ton of dirt and grit in it along with the same dirt,grit & salt on your car. A sharp enough piece of ice can easily cut through your skin so no doubt it will scratch your paint all up. I lived in Michigan for 30yrs and every car i ever owned that i drove in winter had scratches all over it from ice.
Best you can do is keep it clean , waxed and polished.
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Yup. The best protection against winter is a great detail right before the snow hits....I don't think this has anything to do with a perceived fragility to the paint.
Though....you shouldn't see gouges or anything horrible. Some hairline swirls and similar issues -- otherwise there's something beyond dirty ice at work, here.