ICE Turtle Paste Wax

[Testa_ross4]

Anybody tried this and can review? Seems very promising and good from the blurb on the box.

[Gen2]

Not a bad product, it is a hard paste wax and you need to rub your applicator against the wax to melt it for ease of application. You might want to consider doing it panel by panel because when the wax fully dried, it can be quite difficult to buff off the residue. I have been told it will be easier if you use a damp MF towel to buff off the residue but personally I have not tried that out yet.

 

Look wise, not the best looking sealant around but the durability is pretty impressive.

[Garlic]

Check these out.

 

1) http://www.autopia.org/forum/detailing-pro...le-wax-ice.html

 

2) http://www.autopia.org/forum/detailing-pro...h-wax-liqu.html

 

3) http://www.autopia.org/forum/detailing-pro...r-i-feel-2.html

[Watwheels]

I recently applied on my car. Dunno how good yet against the elements cos I my home cp is MSCP. On the box it says can last as long as 12 months, dunno true or not.

[Gen2]

Hi bro Garlic, I did not try out the liquid ICE before but from what I have read, the paste and liquid version are actually quite different . Here's a link that eveluate the ICE paste wax with some other wax/sealant.

 

http://www.autopia.org/forum/car-detailing...x-showdown.html

Edited August 17, 2008 by Gen2

[Garlic]

Very informative link.

 

If I'm not wrong, Turtlewax ICE seems to be priced as a premium product?

Edited August 17, 2008 by Garlic

[Gen2]

The ICE series does cost more than the other series from Turtlewax, the durability from ICE paste seems better than the rest but look wise does not really have that WOW factor IMO.

[Testa_ross4]

Thank you for your valid reviews and comments.