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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Nova Scotia
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Canadian Source For Black Wow ???
I finally found a black restoration [all be it temporary] product that seems promising but the only place I found it was eshine canada and they want $40 plus tax for it shipped.
Anyone have a reliable Canadian source for this other then them that won't bend me over quite so bad on pricing? Thanks in advance!
Anyone have a reliable Canadian source for this other then them that won't bend me over quite so bad on pricing? Thanks in advance!
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Brantford, ON
Posts: 449
I did a quick google search and it looks like eshine.ca is the only listed source north of the border.
It looks like it retails for $25 USD, and isn't sold in mainstream auto parts stores in the states, so you may have to bite the bullet and support a Canadian retailer. Look at it this way: by the time you factored in shipping you'll probably only pay a couple bucks more, and if it's as good as they claim that would be good enough for me.
It looks like it retails for $25 USD, and isn't sold in mainstream auto parts stores in the states, so you may have to bite the bullet and support a Canadian retailer. Look at it this way: by the time you factored in shipping you'll probably only pay a couple bucks more, and if it's as good as they claim that would be good enough for me.
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Edmonton
Posts: 1,224
E-shine is the place.
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Edmonton, Alberta
Posts: 2,354
what do you have for the outside black parts
Really? Its the Internet take it easy.
Apprentice
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Nova Scotia
Posts: 9
I need to use this stuff on my bed rails and fender flares [FX4] as well as the top part of my grill. I have no problem supporting Cdn etailers but I stumbled across a US etailer selling it for 1/2 price but they wouldn't ship to Canada. It's not that bad though ..... I can't find that sight again anyway lol.
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Edmonton
Posts: 1,224
Mother's Back to Black works okay, but I use Vinylex.
Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: woodstock , Ontario
Posts: 267
try tonno tonic, get it at crappy tire and is the best trim/vinyl shine/cleaner i have ave used. Not to mention it makes the tonno cover look better than new. T
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Mississauga Ont
Posts: 1,813
I have used Tonno Tonic on my covers for years . It's not cheap but it looks Great !!!
Load It Like A Railcar........................... Drive It Like A Stockcar..........................
Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Hamilton, ON
Posts: 390
...and that little bottle of Tonneau Tonic lasts surprisingly quite a while.
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: Mount Forest
Posts: 633
I like trim detailer! Left side done, Right side not done
2012 XLT F150 (Sterling Grey)Tonneau Cover, 15% Tint, 6" Rough Country Lift, 18" Helo 6 Wheels(chrome), 35" Toyo Open Country A/T's, SuperChip, Rear Wheel well Liners, Hood Shield,
Window Visors, Fender Flares
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