[jpalmer51]

Ok I have some surface scractes I want to get rid of asap. I live in canada and I would have to order Zaino PC from the website and wait a week to get it. Is there a store that would sell a product similar to remove surfaces scratches in canada?

[StewtheBassman]

I think there is a Zaino distributor in Canada.....

Otherwise Dr. Scratch is a little orange bottle from Canadian Tire....it'll work as well as anything.

Just don't let the dealership blast wash your car with their turbo jets or else the cream comes out and you have to do it over again.

http://www.zaino.ca/

[picus]

Two things. First, you can get ZPC in Toronto at "The Barbers Chair"; they have locations in a couple malls (Square One, for example).

Second, yes, there are numerous products similar to ZPC available in Canada. If you want to go local you can probably find some Meguiars #80 at Canadian Tire. If you want to order online (in Canada) you can get Poorboys SSR2 or Optimum Polish from www.eshine.ca.

[StewtheBassman]

Zaino Canada 325 Eramosa Road, Guelph, Ontario, N1E 2N1
Phone: 519-763-8473, Fax: 519-763-4750

Here's where their Canadian address is.


Say Picus, I used Poorboys Rubber Restorer on my wife's Rubber X5 floor mats....very impressive product!!

[canucklion]

that picus' got quite a collection of detailing product, his collection is like a detailer's wet dream come true

Originally Posted by StewtheBassman

Zaino Canada 325 Eramosa Road, Guelph, Ontario, N1E 2N1
Phone: 519-763-8473, Fax: 519-763-4750

Here's where their Canadian address is.


Say Picus, I used Poorboys Rubber Restorer on my wife's Rubber X5 floor mats....very impressive product!!

[StewtheBassman]

Originally Posted by canucklion

that picus' got quite a collection of detailing product, his collection is like a detailer's wet dream come true

But that wet dream is just very shiny and well polished

[picus]

Originally Posted by StewtheBassman

Say Picus, I used Poorboys Rubber Restorer on my wife's Rubber X5 floor mats....very impressive product!!

It's nice, huh? Kind of tough to use since it's very oily; but it's a great restorative product. If you want to maintain them now just use regular ol' Aerospace 303 from Canadian Tire.

As for my detailing collection, you guys haven't seen the half of it. A recent order:

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Gotta pay to play!

Oh, btw to the OP; if you just want a little Meg's #80 I have, I think, 2+ gallons of it. I will be happy to give you enough to do your car.

[StewtheBassman]

Originally Posted by picus

It's nice, huh? Kind of tough to use since it's very oily; but it's a great restorative product. If you want to maintain them now just use regular ol' Aerospace 303 from Canadian Tire.

Cool, thanks!

Wow, your place is a chemical factory!!!

[jpalmer51]

wow, thanks guys! Ill be doing some car product shopping today and will try and find those products! Very much appreciated!

[inTgr8r]

Originally Posted by picus

It's nice, huh? Kind of tough to use since it's very oily; but it's a great restorative product. If you want to maintain them now just use regular ol' Aerospace 303 from Canadian Tire.

As for my detailing collection, you guys haven't seen the half of it. A recent order:

Gotta pay to play!

Oh, btw to the OP; if you just want a little Meg's #80 I have, I think, 2+ gallons of it. I will be happy to give you enough to do your car.

LOL....I remember that order Kevin
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