2 months on Ice and going

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Jun 7, 2006 | 05:46 PM

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Stangkilr

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I just bought some of the Ice spray detail and DAMN!!!! Its amazing ****!

Jul 4, 2006 | 02:28 PM

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kodiak

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Well , today is the fourth and the tenth will be 3 months ! I was going to re-ice the car this weekend or this week , but lots of rain everyday ! In my opinion on the ice , re-ice every 2 to 2 1/2 months for protection ! My car still beads up , but showing signs of wear after the 2 1/2 month point ! Because of the ease of applying ice , I will start applying every 2 months for a continuous protection and great deep wet shine !
1: Wash with Dawn and remove any road tar , etc;
2: Clay bar
3: Rewash with Dawn
4: Dry
5: Apply Ice with applicator and let dry
6: Remove Ice with Microfiber towels
7: Use the Ice Spray Detailer after every wash
8: Enjoy the great look and great comments you will recieve
This concludes my personal study on Turtle Wax Ice

Jul 17, 2006 | 01:35 AM

#43

wabmorgan

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Just used ice today. Goes on easy. MAkes plastics shine

I put it on my Formula and my Silerado. The Formula is white.... seemed to "glow" afterwards. The Silverado is metalic gray. ICE made the metalic glitter.

Left both with a mirror like finish.

Jul 17, 2006 | 02:24 PM

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ArcticZ28

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Originally Posted by kodiak

I'd still like to know what the F*@$ Turtle Wax considers it - a polish or a wax. On their website it says it's a wax, but on other reviews I've seen where they say it's a polish. Either way I won't count on it for long lasting protection. It may cover up some scratches/swirls for a while and may seem like it's protecting but I really doubt that it is. Nothing beats a true polish followed by a true wax.