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Winter Guide

How to protect your car's paint and interior through a Quebec winter

Road salt, slush, snow and sleet follow every Quebec driver from November to April. The good news: a few steps done early protect your paint, your visibility and your interior.

1. Protect the paint before winter

Salt and grime attack unprotected paint. A wax treatment or a nano ceramic coating adds a protective layer so dirt hardly sticks and washing is easier. If the paint is already dull or scratched, a compound polish first gives the best result.

2. Keep washing in winter

Salt left on the car keeps working on it. A regular hand wash removes it. Choose an exterior or exterior and interior plan, starting from $16.99.

3. See better in rain, snow and sleet

An Aquapel rain-repellent treatment ($34.99) dramatically improves visibility in rain, snow and sleet and helps your wipers remove debris. Dull, yellowed headlights also hurt visibility on short winter days: see our headlight restoration ($30).

4. Clean the interior

Salt stains and wet slush end up on your mats and seats. An interior shampoo (from $160) lifts them out, and an ozone treatment ($69.99) removes lingering odours.

Book your winter prep

Book online or call (450) 933-7563. We are at 1970 Boulevard des Laurentides in Chomedey, Laval, open every day, and we serve all of Greater Montreal.

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Frequently asked questions

Should I wash my car in winter?

Yes. Road salt left on the car keeps attacking the paint, so a regular wash removes it.

How can I improve visibility in snow and sleet?

An Aquapel rain-repellent treatment dramatically improves visibility in rain, snow and sleet and helps your wipers remove debris. It costs $34.99.

How do I get salt stains out of my car interior?

An interior shampoo, from $160, lifts salt stains and slush marks from seats and carpets.