Porsche Club of America - Upper Canada Region: 35th Anniversary September 2011

I purchased a set of HTR Z's here last summer and was very pleased with the service and the price was right.

FACTORYTIRE & RUBBER INC.
1402 MARTINGROVE RD.
TORONTO, ON M9W-6Y5
ph: 416-744-1414

We have probably one of the best detailers in town - his name is Mark and he can come to your place if necessary. Otherwise you can drop off the car here with us and we will have him come do it here.
I posted some pictures on our public facebook site recently of a black 997 GT3 that he detailed. Looked better than new...Ilker @ SportsCarBoutique -

Well, as with all things subjective I can only give my opinion but the guys at Pfaff do a fine job. I get mine detailed there all the time. Go talk to Jason Meise at the service desk and he will take care of you. I am a bit of a neat freak so I get my car done about four times a year. People tell me the interior is flawless.

Now then, for something more involved, there is Josh Spagnol at the Pfaff autoworks who can do a full three stage polish. I have my car there right now. I figured a polish would really be nice. It will get rid of all the scuff marks from cleaning.

I just emailed Josh this morning and he said :

> I could most likely squeeze in a single stage polish for you. This
would get rid of any wash mitt marks and haze. It would offer a better protection to your clear coat.
>
> Typically there are 3 stages of polishing.
>
> 1 Single stage
> 2 Compound and Polish
> 3 Wet sand (3000 grit) and Polish
>
> The single stage is our best option.

You can email him at "Josh Spagnol" jspagnol at pfaffautoworks.com and ask questions.

So there you have it. I have no issues with the Pfaff guys and really I don't bother with a $50 difference here or there. Josh is probably the best around with a full detail cleaning with a polish. If you want I can wait until he is done and then post an update.

Dennis

I have successfully used the "kleen Flo" brand of brake clean and only the one in the blue can, original formula (see pic enclosed). This is the only one I have used that does not negatively affect paint, plastics, rubber, floor sealers and even clothing. As Otto says always check on aa small out of the way area before using this stuff.

ygm

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Just as Yarko has siad. That brand is safe. You want to find a brake cleaner that is "non chloronated", there are others out there and it will typically be advertised and easy to read on the can.