Rub 'n Buff users??

Rub N Buff all the way!!

It looks great, now when I get my car back in the next couple of weeks, I guess I'll have some work to do. I bet you didn't even use anywhere near a whole tube, did you?

That looks great. And so easy to keep it looking that way.

I have begun the rub and buff application on my ZF.

I am using a toothbrush, Q-tips and toothpicks to get into all the nooks and crannies. Like everyone else I am amazed With the coverage of this product.

Pretty sure everyone can tell which side of the case I have worked on.

Larry

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Remember, this is a wax based product not a paint. It dries immediately and even minimal buffing begins to bring out the shine

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I have begun the rub and buff application on my ZF.

I am using a toothbrush, Q-tips and toothpicks to get into all the nooks and crannies. Like everyone else I am amazed With the coverage of this product.

Pretty sure everyone can tell which side of the case I have worked on.

What color did you use Larry? Silver Leaf or Pewter? Inquiring minds want to know...

Silver leaf

Try it once, what do you have to loose. It works GREAT, it works RIGHT NOW, like IMMEDIATE. AMMMMAZZZZING, absolutely amazing. Clean grease first, the add a tiny bit to the toothbrush and WOOOLAAAAA! It looks PERFECT. Everyone I've shown this to is like 'WHOA' here at the Pantera shop. Can't beat it. Best 5 bucks you'll ever spend.
Shark

You guys are letting the secret out.
After I've been telling everybody how I spend days polishing it up like that
As far as improvement per dollar you can't argue with "the best 5 bucks you'll ever spend"

Doug M

Looked for Rub'n Buff in Montreal area, but nowhere to be found. One retailer said they carried it 4-5 years ago but could get it for me so left my info. She called me back in 1hour saying she had it, I was puzzled how she got it so fast, and said I'd pick it up on the weekend. She called me back that evening saying she can't sell it to me. She had called the head office wondering why they had the product in storage and couldn't sell it, response HEALTH CANADA had it pulled for health reasons. Has anyone in Canada found it anywhere or know why it is a health risk?? Rob6145

Good God!!!
I have no idea why it would be a health risk. I suppose if you ate the whole tube it would be bad for you. I haven't looked for it in years but if what she told you is true you're not going to find it anywhere in Canada. Just order it off e-bay and hope it gets across the border. Just another ridiculous example of the government deciding what we can and cannot do.
I'll snoop around the arts and crafts stores here and let you know. But I wouldn't hold my breath.

Doug M

Just came back from the major retailer, she showed me the tube and totally refused to sell it to me. I read the packaging and didn't notice anything that I haven't seen on other warnings. I'm totally confused. Rob6145

AFAIK, it is comprised of carnuba wax and micropulverized pigment components. Perhaps one of the varieties uses lead as it's pigment?

Larry

So this stuff is more of a coating than a polish?

Absolutely.

For a reference that you are probably familiar with, the Silver-leaf that I used leaves your fingers looking just like they do after you use the gray anti-seize on a threaded assembly.

Larry

I got mine on eBay. It is pretty amazing.
This vendor here seems to have no issues shipping north of the border, he has a special note about covering Canadian taxes.
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Finished.

I did not keep a running total but I figure I have somewhere around 30 hours in the total process. Used Q-tips to get into every nook and cranny, top and bottom. Used black hobby enamel with 1/4" and pinstripe brushes.

Larry

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