Okay, this question is for those of you that live in colder climates.
What is the best method of removing snow from your truck?
You know when you come out in the morning to find your truck covered with several inches of fresh snow.
How do you get it off without damaging any paint?

 

I use a Sno-Brum:

 

Thanks John, your grille looks Great!
Would you consider telling me where you got it?
Thanks

 

redelsinore,
Thanks for the compliment.

My truck is a Lariat, so it was a 2 step process:
First, I replaced the stock Lariat grill (Nickel Grill color with chrome surround) with a Black XLT grill (Black grill/Black Surround) I purchased from Ford Parts Network.
Then I installed a GrillCraft grill. This grill requires that the factory honeycomb grill be cut-away. I really like the look. I still have the original Lariat grill safely boxed up so I can easily return it to the original stock Lariat look if I want to trade the truck in. I posted a thread describing the GrillCraft install process in the 2004-2005 forum a few months ago. I can probably dig up that link if your interested.

~John

 

Yep, that's what I used before we got the portable garage set up.

 

Another vote for the Sno Brum. Works very slick, foam material seems to be paint friendly. Although I don't bear down very hard on the painted surfaces.