Bought a bottle of the Ice and the Liquid Clay Bar.

Thumbs down on the Clay Bar...I will continue using a real clay bar when I need it.

Thumbs generally up on the Ice. Your paint better look good to start with as it does not do anything repair swirls. But man does it shine!. I have used it on my motorcycles, cars and truck. Not sure how long it lasts, I suspect not as long as a true wax. It sure does give the paint some "pop", even my silver truck.

It also makes the black trim look good. It has made removing the lovebugs that we are dealing with here in Florida alot easier.

 

I've found the same results with ICE. Very nice shine and overall look but like you said, you better have good paint to start with. Other than that, it really does make paint shine and it holds the gaurantee of no white marks on trim and creases.

I can't wait to use it on my new (to me) 06' Suzuki GSX-R 600 .

 

I did the Mothers clay bar and was really happy with the shine. But holy cow the arm exercise was more than the healthe club. I think it took 3-4 hours. Then I waxed the truck. It sure looked nice but it was a lot of work.

 

I use the Turtle Wax Ice spray on the Harley and the Magnum.
With the bike I just spray everything, chrome and all. Really does bring out the shine! And the bugs are a little easier to get off.



MikeyB

 

I bought some, I thought it was kind of expensive ($15) until I got done waxing my truck and realized I only used maybe 1oz of it. Definately shines up the paint and seemed easier to apply and remove then regular wax. Overall I'm pretty pleased with it.

 

the liquid claybar is junk compared to the regular claybar........havent tried the wax yet but I might give it a shot. i did try the dupont teflon wax and it seems to be pretty good!

 

I bought it expecting to be able to buff out some of my scratches but it didn't work for that. It did make is shine though.

If I go back and clay bar it to get the scratches out do I need to remove the wax some how or just go over it??

Coop