Im Hooked On Ice!!!!!
06-10-2006, 03:58 PM
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Im Hooked On Ice!!!!! Well i was goign to clay bar ther car and polish it and then add the ICE to but i said na to much work i will just wash and ICE it and i love it! its easy and it will make your car shine!!!
06-10-2006, 05:21 PM
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its just a few more bucks than any other wax, and u use a very small amount to wax your car. it only takes about 15-20 minutes to do the whole car. i've used this stuff before and love it. if you have a good finish on your car, no swirls and it's not too contaminated this stuff is even better. overall i think it's a great product. highly recomended
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06-11-2006, 02:32 AM
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Originally Posted by BURN'EM
Isn't that stuff a silicone? If it is, it will yellow your clear over time.
And is that even true? I've seen it said before, but no pictures or links or evidence to back it up. I'm pretty sure it would be a widely known thing around here.
06-11-2006, 11:16 AM
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this is from the meguiars website. and we all love meguiars. it's gold.
18. Are products that contain silicone bad for my car's finish?
No. In fact, automotive paints worldwide contain silicone as an ingredient to help the paint to spray and flow more smoothly.
There are many kinds of silicones available for use in car care products, the one thing all silicones have in common is they are completely inert. This means they do not react in either a negative or a positive manner with any substance they come into contact with, including your car's paint.
For example: The use of some types of silicone in a formula acts to make the product easier to both spread and wipe-off, thus reducing the effort required to apply and remove the product, which then helps to reduce the potential for application or wipe-off inflicted scratches. That’s a benefit to you.
For example: The use of some types of silicone in a formula acts to make the product easier to both spread and wipe-off, thus reducing the effort required to apply and remove the product, which then helps to reduce the potential for application or wipe-off inflicted scratches. That’s a benefit to you.
18. Are products that contain silicone bad for my car's finish?
No. In fact, automotive paints worldwide contain silicone as an ingredient to help the paint to spray and flow more smoothly.
There are many kinds of silicones available for use in car care products, the one thing all silicones have in common is they are completely inert. This means they do not react in either a negative or a positive manner with any substance they come into contact with, including your car's paint.
For example: The use of some types of silicone in a formula acts to make the product easier to both spread and wipe-off, thus reducing the effort required to apply and remove the product, which then helps to reduce the potential for application or wipe-off inflicted scratches. That’s a benefit to you.
For example: The use of some types of silicone in a formula acts to make the product easier to both spread and wipe-off, thus reducing the effort required to apply and remove the product, which then helps to reduce the potential for application or wipe-off inflicted scratches. That’s a benefit to you.
06-11-2006, 11:19 AM
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ICE™
Synthetic Liquid Polish
Innovative new technology blends silicone and organic polymers to provide extraordinary shine and durability to your car's finish.
Water clear formula can also be applied to all exterior rubber, plastic and vinyl trim to restore color and shine without leaving white residue.
Unlike conventional waxes ICE™ can be applied in direct sunlight and on hot surfaces without streaking.
Complete kit includes a custom applicator and microfiber cloth.
Attractive custom bottle, custom applicator and microfiber towel comes packaged in an eye-catching clamshell display carton to attract attention on the shelf.
read the first line of info...yea i would use silicone on my tires....go to your local paint shiop and ask them about silicone on your clear coat....i bet you'll through that **** out just like i did, but it DOES leave an awesome shine i have to agree
Synthetic Liquid Polish
Innovative new technology blends silicone and organic polymers to provide extraordinary shine and durability to your car's finish.
Water clear formula can also be applied to all exterior rubber, plastic and vinyl trim to restore color and shine without leaving white residue.
Unlike conventional waxes ICE™ can be applied in direct sunlight and on hot surfaces without streaking.
Complete kit includes a custom applicator and microfiber cloth.
Attractive custom bottle, custom applicator and microfiber towel comes packaged in an eye-catching clamshell display carton to attract attention on the shelf.
read the first line of info...yea i would use silicone on my tires....go to your local paint shiop and ask them about silicone on your clear coat....i bet you'll through that **** out just like i did, but it DOES leave an awesome shine i have to agree
06-11-2006, 03:56 PM
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I know there was a thread not too long about someone that used this in here. On a black car it looked amazing!
But something that was specifically pointed out in that thread, is that ICE is a POLISH and NOT a WAX!
As for me, if there is any risk at all of it turning my clear to yellow, then screw that! Its NOT a risk Im willing to take with my car.
But something that was specifically pointed out in that thread, is that ICE is a POLISH and NOT a WAX!
As for me, if there is any risk at all of it turning my clear to yellow, then screw that! Its NOT a risk Im willing to take with my car.