AutoGlym
09-09-2011, 08:13 AM
#31
CMOC Veteran
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Sudbury
Posts: 253
I'd like to thank Canadian Tire for screwing my price up on the HD Wax that I just bought. Was regular 49.99, on sale for 37.49. Ok, that's fine...I wanna try it but not at full price. So I got it. Not thinking, got home, looked at my reciept, rang in at $49.99. Oh . So I went back last night, told myself if it's not on sale then I'm returning it.
Get there, low and behold...the sale sign is still up. Sale ended on the 1st lol. SO, I tell the cashier, and she adjusts the price, screws up....and I get $49.99 worth of wax for $27.49 + HST lmao.
Thanks Cambodian Tire!!
Get there, low and behold...the sale sign is still up. Sale ended on the 1st lol. SO, I tell the cashier, and she adjusts the price, screws up....and I get $49.99 worth of wax for $27.49 + HST lmao.
Thanks Cambodian Tire!!
09-11-2011, 08:54 AM
#34
Retired Moderator
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Lloydminster, Sask.
Posts: 3,079
I noticed there were still a few swirls in my paint, so rather than leave well enough alone, I went out and bought some McGuires Ultimate Compound, and wow it really works, but I'm gonna be retired by the time I'm done. If anybody has any tips, or a better product to suggest, please do.
09-11-2011, 11:38 AM
#35
Moderator
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Slave Lake, AB
Posts: 6,871
I'd like to thank Canadian Tire for screwing my price up on the HD Wax that I just bought. Was regular 49.99, on sale for 37.49. Ok, that's fine...I wanna try it but not at full price. So I got it. Not thinking, got home, looked at my reciept, rang in at $49.99. Oh . So I went back last night, told myself if it's not on sale then I'm returning it.
Get there, low and behold...the sale sign is still up. Sale ended on the 1st lol. SO, I tell the cashier, and she adjusts the price, screws up....and I get $49.99 worth of wax for $27.49 + HST lmao.
Thanks Cambodian Tire!!
Get there, low and behold...the sale sign is still up. Sale ended on the 1st lol. SO, I tell the cashier, and she adjusts the price, screws up....and I get $49.99 worth of wax for $27.49 + HST lmao.
Thanks Cambodian Tire!!
09-11-2011, 04:24 PM
#36
I am the post KING
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Calgary
Posts: 15,244
I noticed there were still a few swirls in my paint, so rather than leave well enough alone, I went out and bought some McGuires Ultimate Compound, and wow it really works, but I'm gonna be retired by the time I'm done. If anybody has any tips, or a better product to suggest, please do.
09-12-2011, 07:02 AM
#37
CMOC Addict
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: In The Garage
Posts: 584
I noticed there were still a few swirls in my paint, so rather than leave well enough alone, I went out and bought some McGuires Ultimate Compound, and wow it really works, but I'm gonna be retired by the time I'm done. If anybody has any tips, or a better product to suggest, please do.
I picked up a porter Cable Swirl Buster Kit 7424 , some Griot's polish for the Shelby
It's still a lot of work but the swirls and fine scratches are gone, check it out!
09-12-2011, 01:27 PM
#38
Retired Moderator
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Lloydminster, Sask.
Posts: 3,079
Tried it by hand, and had the trunk completed in 2 hours flat, and said "*&$% this" and went out and bought a polisher. It went alot better, but still a lot of work
Now that it's done, it has a fresh coat of AutoGlym, and it looks like water......GRABBER BLUE water
Now that it's done, it has a fresh coat of AutoGlym, and it looks like water......GRABBER BLUE water
