ICE, ICE...Baby.....
ORIGINAL: RealJeep
What I like about Ice is you can get it on the plastic and NO PROBLEM! Let's see your ordinary paste waxes do that.
What I like about Ice is you can get it on the plastic and NO PROBLEM! Let's see your ordinary paste waxes do that.
Cliff
Ice is like a very liquified thinned wax, correct? You just put it on and wipe it off? Does it act like wax and repel rain, etc? Do you even need to wax and polish it if you use Ice? I was going to buy some and try it out.
ORIGINAL: HummerGuy
Ice is like a very liquified thinned wax, correct? You just put it on and wipe it off? Does it act like wax and repel rain, etc? Do you even need to wax and polish it if you use Ice? I was going to buy some and try it out.
Ice is like a very liquified thinned wax, correct? You just put it on and wipe it off? Does it act like wax and repel rain, etc? Do you even need to wax and polish it if you use Ice? I was going to buy some and try it out.
I use the Ice Car Wash and the Ice paste wax, wasn't that fond of the liquid. I'm getting great results with the level of shine you get with the wax. The interior product just came out and wasn't sure if someone tried it yet.
I also use Turtle Wax's ICE. I have used just the ICE before and it seemed to not make the water bead up after a week or so. My exterior detail process is to wash with Dish soap, coat of ICE, then a coat of meguires gold glass liquid wax. took me about 5 hours.


