I get plenty of snow in wisconsin and tried this out quite a few times and never noticed any difference at all. I even sprayed it on the top, rounded surfaces and the snowblower and still had snow piling up on there. Maybe it did make some small difference, but for 12 bucks a can, it certainly wasn't big enough for me to buy another can if I go through this one.

We just got a sizable storm of approximately 16 inches of medium-wet snow and I do think the product worked as it was able to toss the snow considerably further than normal and I suffered none of the usual clogs during such events.

This stuff is magic. Spray it liberally on a snow shovel, give it a minute, and you can shovel snow like it's butter! The snow just slides completely off!

I also got this for my snow blowers, works great. Same thing -- spray liberally all over the auger, impeller, and chute and it'll cut through easily. Haven't tried it on my two stage yet, but works great on my single stage blower.

I use this before I snowblow. Apply liberally and let dry for 20 minutes. It has made a huge difference in preventing the snow blower from clogging with ice. Last for around an hour and a half, which works for me. Worth a try if your blower gets clogged by heavy wet snow that ices up. I have used it two season now and wish I had known of this solution years ago. O well, live and learn.

I really like this stuff. It works as advertised. It definitely is a good idea to apply it to a surface a day or so in advance of using it. That way, if the snow is a 'wet snow' it won't wash this stuff off the applied surface[s]. We are in the mountains of Colorado, so the majority of our snows are a lighter, more powdery snow. But, we do get an occasional wet, heavy snow and this spray really does work to keep it from clinging to surfaces.