Turtle Wax Ice

[HCUBE]

I use and am extremely happy with Turtle Wax's Platinum Ultra Gloss Car Wash followed by Meguiar's Spray on wax. I spray on Meguiar's while car is wet(one side at a time) and dry with a shammy. This will leave a haze! Just come back with a micro-fiber rag to buff/polish. The Turtle Wax Wash seems to work great on its own and keep the shine, so I don't use Meguiar's until the third or so wash. These products are very easy to apply and remove. Used on silver and WOULD NOT hesitate to use on black.
Good luck!
HCUBE

[whaaaaT]

Hey man just try the ice. If it doesnt work let us know. I tried it 3 times. Im just posting what happend with me. And it is a polish like someone already said. So you still have to wax once in a while. I also purchased it based on what someone said in another hummer forum. I believe they said i wouldnt be sorry. grrrr. Stuff is great on plastic and rubber. I think its actually just some kind of mineral oil. I also have the spray detailer. It didnt help either. I think its the same as the wax only a little thinner. NXT spray detailer is better than that too. And if you have chrome. NXT metal polish is great. The metal polish takes a little work but its well worth it. As for the washing I use the turtle wax car soap. Dont remember what its called but smells like oranges. I've tried others and seems like this cheaper turtle wax soap does the same job if not better. Im wondering what you guys use to get out scratches???? I've got a few on my pass door. I was gonna try some of that colored turtle wax in black. ?????????

[whaaaaT]

oh yea and i've also got the MR clean car wash thing. And i was amazed that it actually works. It will dry spot free. Even on my black truck. But after a few washes i noticed it changes the shine of the truck. I think it does this because its like coating your car with rainX or something. Almost like a filmy shine i supose. I gave it to my brother. And on a silver car it works great. very easy, very fast.

[schummer]

OK, so I finally got a chance to try the ICE on the Hummer, I found it easy, quick and guess what...NO STREAKS!!! I will continue to use it with the occasional waxing with regular wax.
Now back to my first question, has anyone tried ICE on fiberglass?

[RubHer Yellow Ducky]

[quote=schummer]OK, so I finally got a chance to try the ICE on the Hummer, I found it easy, quick and guess what...NO STREAKS!!! I will continue to use it with the occasional waxing with regular wax.
Now back to my first question, has anyone tried ICE on fiberglass?[/quote]

NO !!!

BUT

I put ice in my fibreglass cooler...

RYD