Where to buy in Canada?

[CJOttawa]

Re: Where to buy in Canada?

I'm updating an older thread instead of creating a new one.

Canadian Tire carries a wide variety of Meguiar's products, as does it's sister chain, Part Source. There's overlap but you'll often find products at one that aren't in stock at the other. Further, larger Canadian Tire stores have a wider selection.

Finally, if you want Meguiar's professional line, "CMax" is king. (NAPA related stores) They hide a lot of that stuff in the back but just call or stop in and ask for Meguiar's professional stuff.

[sunday joe]

Re: Where to buy in Canada?

Cdn Tire carries a lot of Auto Glym products.

[florin]

Re: Where to buy in Canada?

http://www.prestaproducts.com/default.aspx CAPS in Red Deer is an auto body supply store, Calgary should have something like it. Presta has larger product bottles and you might check their website to find a dealer.

thanks! will check them out

[Bruclee]

Re: Where to buy in Canada?

http://www.prestaproducts.com/default.aspx CAPS in Red Deer is an auto body supply store, Calgary should have something like it. Presta has larger product bottles and you might check their website to find a dealer.

[florin]

Re: Where to buy in Canada?

Canadian Tire has some of the products but it depends on the store I guess. Mother's might be a better bet.

I don't think CT carries bulk though and they don't have the detailers line at least not the CT's i've visited. Mothers I hear is good, but I don't think they offer 32oz or gallon sizEs.

[Bruclee]

Re: Where to buy in Canada?

Canadian Tire has some of the products but it depends on the store I guess. Mother's might be a better bet.

[florin]

Re: Where to buy in Canada?

Not to mention no answers to any e-mail inquiry, that isn't customer service. It's ignoring customers.

lol they've probably had enough of pissed off Canadians lol - Has anyone tried CarBrite lately? I used to use them way back maybe 15-20 years ago when they had some harsh chemicals - but damn were they ever good. Maybe it's time to switch ? I mean, why stay with a product that's so expensive and hard to get in our country? there are other products that I'm sure do just a good of a job as Meguiars products.

[Bruclee]

Re: Where to buy in Canada?

Not to mention no answers to any e-mail inquiry, that isn't customer service. It's ignoring customers.

[florin]

Re: Where to buy in Canada?

Since it's so hard to find Meguiars products in Canada I'll be switching to 3M.. I think their products will work just fine and lot easier to find. Sorry Meguiars! we live in a third world country when it comes to good products - we normally get all the bullcrap that doesn't really sell in the US. what a joke.

[mmmfloorpie]

Re: Where to buy in Canada?

Sorry to resurrect an old thread, but I'm having the same issue...

At the time I posted this thread 2 years ago, I ended up buying a bottle of Deep Crystal Cleaner from ebay and it was really simple (there were millions of them for sale). I'm now just about at the end of that bottle and am trying to source my next one. To my dismay, I did a search tonight on both Amazon and ebay and only results from the UK came up... Came to the Meg's website and it looks like it's been discontinued RIP Deep Crystal Cleaner.

I had just found the perfect cleaning combination... Deep Crystal Cleaner as a general cleaner to get all the light stuff off, and then using the Ultimate Compound for the stubborn bits of bug guts and oxidation spots. The reason I like it so much is because it's very easy to work with. Wipe on, wipe off.

Any suggestions on replacements?

[habs33]

Re: Where to buy in Canada?

I lucked out and found All Wheel and Tire cleaner at my local Walmart tonight. They have about 10 in stock. Can't wait to try it out

[dudleydoright]

Re: Where to buy in Canada?

I also noticed that Canadian Tire only carries the Ultimate series. Today I bought a bottle of Ultimate Compound on sale at Canadian Tire. I have been using Deep Crystal products since 2005 and find them to be great on black cars. I hope someone can tell me what the comparable product will be in the new line. I really like the way my car looks after doing the 3 steps process.
CarQuest sells the Professional line for your information.

[bmrfan]

Re: Where to buy in Canada?

Lordco is ridiculously over priced, I'm talking almost double.

I have to agree about Lordco's high prices but I can't find a better retail selection in the lower mainland.

[Ravi_1992]

Re: Where to buy in Canada?

Lordco is ridiculously over priced, I'm talking almost double.

[bmrfan]

Re: Where to buy in Canada?

I found Lordco autoparts stocks much of Meg's consumer and pro product line.

Lordco has numerous locations in BC but I don't know if they do any mail order.