I've checked the usual places around here; no luck. I tried to order one on-line from properautocare.com, but they only ship within the US .....

But I have seen them on sale in a store called Showcase. They sell many products that you see on TV paid advertising program. Where are you located?

I live close to Southdown Road/QEW, and work in an office tower close to Square One ..... Do you have a URL for the manufaturer?

You can get the California Water Blade at Showcase, next to the licensing office.<ul><li><a href="http://www.calcarduster.com/">http://www.calcarduster.com/</a</li></ul>

clean there is a danger of leaving fine scratches.
I carried one while I was on the road and using
coin-operated washes. I did some damage so now the damn thing is relegated to doing home windows

Planning to get a water blade for my friend as well. Have fun with yours. :)

She told me that they have been sold out at Square-One since Christmas and doesn't know when they will get more. They also have none at the main warehouse, but she phoned the store at South-Common and they had a couple left. I bought one of them :)
I didn't know they had a store there either. If you go in the entrance just off Erin Mills Parkway, beside Kelsey's, it is just on the right hand side.

-Dave

...if you still have grit on your car's finish after it's been washed and rinsed, you're obviously doing something wrong. Now if your <i>water supply</i> isn't reliably grit-free, that's obviously a problem, but that can and should be cured by installing an in-line filter.

Well, I tried it out on Sunday. Not only is it a great time saver, it also does a great job! Way better than towels. The water is removed instantly whereas with a towel it takes a few passes, so no water spots what so ever.

Because I live in an extremely dusty area where small amounts of dust will just about always blow onto my car before I can dry it.

I've tried the Blade and synthetic chamois products, but nothing is as safe as cotton towels.