DuPont Teflon Snow and Ice Repellant, 10-Ounce

Product arrived on time and well packaged. I used it on two snow blowers and one shovel. It worked well on all three and was especially appreciated on the shovel as the next snowfall was 14 inches of heavy wet snow. The snow slid off of that shovel nicely and a few storms later it is still doing so. Thus it does have lasting power. Now on the 5 horsepower snow blower that I use the most the product has lasted fairly well on the discharge chute. It did not last as well on the auger. It lasted for only a couple of uses and then snow started to collect. BUT...As long as the chute remained slick it still discharged the snow well with ZERO clogs. UPDATE 01/27 - Corrected wording above from "a couple of passes" to "a couple of uses." Also to be fair about the auger....As I mentioned that was 14 inches of fresh wet heavy snow PLUS it had been warm so the snow was initially melting from the bottom up until the ground cooled. I also used the machine both times to clean the street so that the city plow would not fill my driveway with snow. When clearing the street you also have the water at curbside to deal with. Thus for the auger to start to collect snow on or after the second use...I think that had to be expected given how hard I worked both machines. And again...ZERO clogs at the discharge chute which was always a problem before. Thus I remain very pleased and just coated both machines again yesterday. Overall I am very pleased with the product and would recommend and buy again.

I've used it through and since the winter of 2022 in upstate Connecticut, where we get a lot of wet snow and ice. My driveway is 150ft long and 15ft wide, slightly uphill to the entrance. I also tilt the blower up a bit and blow a 300ft long and 4ft wide path in my back lawn for my pups to run and do their business. Let me be accurate and specific in my review: I applied it to a clean, dry, fresh surface of a new Honda HSS928ATD snowblower. I coated the entire inside of the scoop, the augers, the impeller, and the entire discharge chute, taking care to cover the entire surface. It dried for a month before the first major snowfall. The coating worked very well in ensuring that the blower never clogged through the winter of 2022. My snowblower is stored outside, exposed to the elements. For 2023, I washed and dried the snowblower before applying the coating again, just as before. I had a one incident of clogging and the lesson learnt was that one has to moderate the forward pace of the blower according to the weight and wetness of the snow. I slowed down a little bit and there was nary a repeat clog. Repeated the treatment and no clogs at all in the winter 2024. Crossing my fingers for 2025 and I bought another four bottles.

1 snow and 1 good result. I was happy that this spray worked like it claims to. Nothing worse than having to dig the snow out of the shout because it stuck to the auger or discharge. This is the solution to help speed up the whole process. This stuff saves time and time is money.

Originally sold for $$7.99 for a 10 oz.spray can. Product works great. Does what Mfgr. Claims , But you sell more by volume than by tripling the price when customers need it !! Bob “ UPDATE !!!” July 9,2026 Best reduced price yet ! $5.39 , bought 6 cans ,better than $28.00 + per can during season . Thanks AMAZON !!!! Bob

This works remarkably well, much better than any of the variety of sprays I've used previously. I sprayed when everything was "clean," but in very cold conditions, and it made the job so much easier. No clogs, no "snowplowing," it just felt like the 'blower cut cleanly through not-very deep snow. I assume it will do as well when the snow is deep. Regretting not buying this long ago!

I used this spray on my Ariens snow blower shoot and augers to help me get through the January blizzard. After coating the snow blower components there was little to no sticking in the shoot or augers. The product works best if you can apply the product and wait for it to dry before using the snow blower.

This product is just ok for use on a snowblower. I've used this and Sno Jet and I think the Sno Jet works better for use on a snowblower. My Ariens snowblower came with a small can of Sno Jet in the Ariens maintenance kit for it, but larger bottles are more expensive than this Dupont version. I didn't experience a clog with either product, but the snow flies noticeably further with the Sno Jet over this. Regardless of which product you go with, I would definitely use something if you're dealing with heavy, wet snow. This type of product is what keeps sheer bolts from snapping on the Auger and keeps the chute free of clogs. Both products will keep the snow moving through your blower, just make sure to spray the Augers, the Auger Housing, the impeller (if you have a 2-stage blower) and most importantly, the Chute the snow flies out of. I even sprayed the headlight to keep it clear of snow. Just don't spray this on any parts that get hot because this is a combustible product.

This stuff is awesome. I bought it a few years ago for my snowblower, but after several years when I didn't need to use the snowblower at all, I got rid of it. This winter I wish I still had it, but I did have the spray. Yesterday's snow (18") was wet and sticky. Each shovel full only released half the snow. Fortunately, I remembered the spray can. Lifesaver! Worked perfectly.

vraiment un produit sensas, la neige ne colle plus sur la pelle, on a qu'à vaporiser et le tour est joué, c'est un peu dispendieux mais tellement efficace

Works exactly as advertised

Not the results I expected for the expense. Worked on plastic shovels but not well on the interior of your snowblower. Will use what i have but cannot reorder

Rempli bien sa fonction de ne pas permettre d'accumulation de neige et glace sur les sufaces.

This stuff has just been a godsend. Most winters the temperature is cold enough that the snow doesn't stick to the snowblower blades and chute, but sometimes you get one of those winters with lots of heavy, wet, sticky snow storms - and that's when this stuff really shines. It's like non-stick spray for your snowblower instead of your pots and pans. Just spray it on the auger blades, and both access points for the chute before you get started, and you are good to go - it sure beats turning the blower off and repeatedly clearing snow clogs with a stick! :D