Turtle Wax Ice

Has anyone tried this? Spotted it being advertised in TG this month and it seems to be being advertised as the new wonder polish. List of bragging below:

• Can 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 or on a hot surface without streaking or wax build-up.
• A single application will provide extraordinary shine however, multiple layers will further increase depth of gloss and shine.
• Formulated with light stabilizers to protect your car’s finish from the suns damaging UV rays.
• Complete kit includes a custom applicator and microfiber towel.

Im wondering how it compares to the likes of Autoglym SRP etc

sounds awsome, where can i buy??

Yu can buy the ICE from Halfords.

SRP isn't a wax.......

if you want something you can use on all surfaces have a look at Auto Glym Aqua Wax....

then again im not going to try the ICE stuff im sticking with Collinite..

I don't clean my car with water. I have started to use ProShine Spray and Shine. Works a miracle

I had that stuff but it was a bitch if you got it on the plastic trim, gotta be real careful. I've taken to just using the Zip Wax I had in the shed for now. Water FTW! lol

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/foru...ad.php?t=66735

then reconsider










with the last photo just bare in mind i last waxed it in late December and took it this morning.....

Andy. I was amazed when it produced that effect on my car in your last photo. I use it on the glass and windscreen but when it rains, it leaves tiny droplets of water on your windscreen, but it dries in a flash. I use it inside the car too.



I use ProShine Tyre and Trim Shine for the bumpers AND tyres. (Makes your tyres look new).

I also have the ProShine Spray and Clean for upholstery (for use around the home too).

I tried ICE today, it was very easy to apply and take off. Does exactly what it says on the tin.

However I can't help think that Mer is better.

Tom

If mer is better im sticking with my Super resin polish and Collinite Never been a fan of Mer..

Yes - I posted on the wrong thread: http://www.fiatforum.com/car-care/13...ml#post1515544

I would dispute that it's a polish - before I applied it, I went right over my Punto with a clay bar and then a liquid paint cleaner, just to get the surface fairly smooth first. Then the Ice paste went on and the results have been fantastic - and durable.

I think you get out what you put in, and I think if you prepare the surface first (or apply it to a new car), it's great. I especially like how it really works on black plastic trim.

-Alex

just used it on my Punto there, fantastic finish.