where to buy polisher in canada + mitsubishi lancer q's

[HFX Detailing]

Hey guys.

 

 

I am trying to decide on a polisher. I am 90% certain I want a flex, but I am thinking for meanwhile to get a griots garage. 

 

Problem is, I am in Canada and it seems the only places I can find to buy either a griots or a PC is from the states and I rather not get hit with outrageous shipping or duties potentially increases the cost to a flex anyways.

 

Any suggestions?

 

If I cannot find any viable solution I might just wait for the flex anyways.

 

On a side note, for anyone who reads this. has anyone done a lancer before? I hear they have some thin paint and want to make sure I am not causing damage to polish her up.

 

Lastly, I do not see any post about super sealant removal (the search on the forum is not the best). Will alcohol remove machine super sealant?

[Periodic]

adamspolishes.ca has the flex or cyclo.  No duties, the price is the same as the american price.  Just pay tax and shipping.

 

Dexter is great, give him a call.   (204) 510 3399

 

They ship out of Manitoba.

 

Edit: also, i bought a PC, have used it 3 times now, and regret not getting the flex.  Money was tight, and is still tight so an upgrade is a long way away.

Edited October 1, 2013 by Periodic

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I realize I can get the flex from the Canadian store. I was wondering about other options for now.

[MichiganSRT8]

I did it the way you are considering.  Went PC to flex, seriously wasted cash and valuable time that I could have been practicing on the flex.  If its cash related save a bit more here then just get a flex, dont spend money twice.

[Baron_Von_Awesome]

As a former Lancer owner I can say yes - the paint is pretty crappy, thin, & soft.  It should only take a finishing polish to get about 80 - 85% correction on it.

[HFX Detailing]

Thanks baron.

 

I hear people saying you could polish a car 10 times a year no issue. Then I hear for the Lancer to barely touch it. I am kind of nervous with the contradicting statements.

[LaSHOOOOSH]

I realize I can get the flex from the Canadian store. I was wondering about other options for now.

 

I wouldn't buy it at the Canadian Tire store.. Order the Flex from the adamspolishes.ca site so you can have the warranty to go with it. The flex is a sweet machine.. I only use my Porter Cable to do glazing and buttery wax. Once in a while I'll change it up to a 3" blue metal pad as well. Very versatile. 

[HFX Detailing]

Not sure if serious...

 

I wouldn't buy it at the Canadian Tire store.. Order the Flex from the adamspolishes.ca site so you can have the warranty to go with it. The flex is a sweet machine.. I only use my Porter Cable to do glazing and buttery wax. Once in a while I'll change it up to a 3" blue metal pad as well. Very versatile. 

 

 

I am still researching xD so many options. 

 

 

EDIT: Just bought the flex.

Edited October 11, 2013 by neverhaveiever