PoliGlow in Canada?

[Paul Richter]

Hi there, I want to restore the outside of my trailer & was wondering if Poli Glow was available in Canada??

Thanks in advance for your assistance ,

[Carol Ann in TO]

Hi there, I want to restore the outside of my trailer & was wondering if Poli Glow was available in Canada??

Thanks in advance for your assistance ,

Google is your friend... "PoliGlow + Toronto" = Order form for PoliGlow Canada
You could also check with any marina or marine supply stores to save on shipping

[Paul Richter]

Google is your friend... "PoliGlow + Toronto" = Order form for PoliGlow Canada
You could also check with any marina or marine supply stores to save on shipping

Thanks for the info

[Booker B.]

Yep, bought some last year from that place. Minimal interaction but it arrived safe and sound. I think it's pretty expensive up here after shipping.

[Paul Richter]

Yep, bought some last year from that place. Minimal interaction but it arrived safe and sound. I think it's pretty expensive up here after shipping.

I emailed Poli Glow Canada & they informed me that it's available up in Port Perry...just north of me. So I guess you know what I'll be doing once it's nice out.

[Carolyn Patterson]

I finally did it! After trying waxes and hours of work only to have a shiny trailer for a day or two, I broke down and applied some poli-glow! 2 days of work, and FINALLY my trailer looks like brand new!!

No more waxing for me..

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[Booker B.]

That looks great Carolyn!

[Chester Taje]

If I remember correctly, I think I bought some at Princes Auto in my area.

[Carolyn Patterson]

That looks great Carolyn!

Thanks Booker...I had read all the pros and cons about the application and should I ever decide to paint the trailer, I know it'll all have to be taken off and that will be alot of work.. But I'm not at that stage yet, and this was ALOT cheaper than a paint job...

[Terry R.]

Wow, Carol!!!!! Your trailer looks amazing! Great job! Terry R

[Tim Wood]

That is one good lookin Uhaul.

[Kevin A]

You've made me jealous, Carolyn! Our VT gets a regular wash and cleaning, but it never looks as good as this one. Quick question - With the decals on the trailer, did you just PoliGlow around them or did you go over them? I have the PoliGlow ready to try, but didn't want to damage the decals.

[Carolyn Patterson]

Thanks everyone for your kind words...I really appreciate it!

Kevin,
I went right over the decals with no problem what so ever - the instructions that came with the 'glow' said you could, so I did...carefully at first..but they've got about 3 coats on them now..actually made them a bit brighter and the color more even looking.

I will say that I was 'sloppy' and got some 'glow' on my clothing (the bottle leaked a bit at the cap) but the splashes all came out of my jeans and t-shirt I was wearing..

I HIGHLY recommend scrubbing very good before the application - I did 3 different ways (Borax & water, some "Awesome" cleaner, then the cleaner that came with the package. I do have some faint black streaks that didn't come out on the street side,but you have to be standing 2" away from the exterior to really seem them..I was, so I do...UGH! The roof took longer to do, but I believe it's more pitted than the sides..yet after a few coats, it went on smoothly.. I used about 3/4 of a bottle, probably more than I needed to use.. The exterior is now as shiny as the interior!! (remember we have no carpet on the walls of a U-Haul trailer!)

My thanks go out to a Casita couple from Virginia that I met at the Southern Ohio Fall Rally last year that had used a like product on their trailer and gave me hope that mine could look as good...Things you learn at Fiberglass trailer meets!!