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Lemield · 05-04-2006, 12:27 PM

I saw a commercial for Turtle Wax Ice and thought I'd give it a try. All I can say is WOW...it's easy to apply and even easier to remove! My truck was so slippery that it took me a few tries to get the car cover on it...it kept slipping off!

bigbluthng · 05-04-2006, 10:09 PM

does it contain silicone?

Lemield · 05-05-2006, 11:18 AM

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Originally Posted by bigbluthng

does it contain silicone?

I don't know....but I don't think so. I will check it tonight.

screamin_c10 · 05-06-2006, 06:16 PM

Went and picked some up at Schucks yesterday. Tried it on Screamin' and was un-impressed last night. It leaves a hazey residue even after buffing by hand and with a 10" orbital. I'll stick with Meguiars or original Turtle Wax. I am gonna try it on the wife's Focus and Mom's explorer to see how it does there. Can't return it so I'll use it up on the Ferds

I do like the micro-fiber polishing rag that it comes with though, as far as silicone, it doesn't say it states that it is synthetic and contains petroleum distillates.

97silv5.7 · 05-06-2006, 06:24 PM

I thought about picking some up for my 97 but Ill hold off see what other people say

screamin_c10 · 05-06-2006, 08:46 PM

Update: Just got done scrubbin' and rubbin' the wife's Focus and I have to say that it worked pretty good there.

I'm probably way too picky about Screamin', I also just cut and buffed her out so I think the paint may have been "thirsty" for wax and was soaking it up too quickly. Either way Ice is a good "easy on, easy off" wax if your not into buffing.

I would recommend using a heavy paste wax and a buffer on an older or "thirsty" paint job, then use the Ice to maintain a shine.

The Ice packaging states that they recommend using a rubbing compound on even slightly oxidized paint as well.

Made the wife happy so .....Wax on....Wax off.....young Grasshopper

05-04-2006, 12:27 PM	#1
Lemield Registered User Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Arvada Colorado Posts: 1,321	Turtle Wax Ice I saw a commercial for Turtle Wax Ice and thought I'd give it a try. All I can say is WOW...it's easy to apply and even easier to remove! My truck was so slippery that it took me a few tries to get the car cover on it...it kept slipping off! __________________ Larry 1949 Willys CJ2A, Kubota Turbo Diesel engine, Warn Overdrive, 11 inch brakes, 12volt, Warn M8000 Winch "Little Green" 1970 Rustoleum Roller Red C20 Custom Camper 454 TH400 "Big Red" 1971 K20 6.2 Turbo Diesel 4x4 4spd Ranger Overdrive "Pumpkin Wagon" 2005 VW Beetle Diesel 44+ MPG "Silver Bullet"

05-04-2006, 10:09 PM	#2
bigbluthng Registered User Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: canyon country, ca, USA Posts: 336	Re: Turtle Wax Ice does it contain silicone? __________________

05-06-2006, 06:16 PM	#4
screamin_c10 I dun gradjiated collij!!! Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: St. Helens Oregon Posts: 1,750	Re: Turtle Wax Ice Went and picked some up at Schucks yesterday. Tried it on Screamin' and was un-impressed last night. It leaves a hazey residue even after buffing by hand and with a 10" orbital. I'll stick with Meguiars or original Turtle Wax. I am gonna try it on the wife's Focus and Mom's explorer to see how it does there. Can't return it so I'll use it up on the Ferds I do like the micro-fiber polishing rag that it comes with though, as far as silicone, it doesn't say it states that it is synthetic and contains petroleum distillates. __________________ Built NOT Bought. Viper Red 1971 LWB C10 355 Vortec W/700R4 4/5 drop AKA Screamin' You are missed! 2006 F150 XLT 5.4L Triton Rollin' on 22s the "F1" 67 C20 PS/AC/327/TH400 we call 'er "Bessie" 67 Malibu PS/ZR1-LS1 Brakes/350 Vortec/700R4 2/2 drop on 18" 338s - Tracy's "Boo" Boosted '67 Cougar EFI 5.0 HO roller motor/T5/8.8 Tracloc/ 4 wheel disks - "Project Panther" 79 Honda Z50 - stretched, cafe'd and hotrodded 125CC Lifan/5spd FEAR THE MONKEY!

05-06-2006, 06:24 PM	#5
97silv5.7 MooMoo Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Shapleigh, Maine Posts: 2,424	Re: Turtle Wax Ice I thought about picking some up for my 97 but Ill hold off see what other people say __________________ '97 ext 4x4 3" body lift and 7'6" Fisher MM2 '04 Polaris 700 twin EFI sold 2-1-07 '07 Polaris 800 twin EFI Stealth Limited Edition Support the Board! Or deal with me foo! Its all fun and games till you find out shes 16.

05-06-2006, 08:46 PM	#6
screamin_c10 I dun gradjiated collij!!! Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: St. Helens Oregon Posts: 1,750	Re: Turtle Wax Ice Update: Just got done scrubbin' and rubbin' the wife's Focus and I have to say that it worked pretty good there. I'm probably way too picky about Screamin', I also just cut and buffed her out so I think the paint may have been "thirsty" for wax and was soaking it up too quickly. Either way Ice is a good "easy on, easy off" wax if your not into buffing. I would recommend using a heavy paste wax and a buffer on an older or "thirsty" paint job, then use the Ice to maintain a shine. The Ice packaging states that they recommend using a rubbing compound on even slightly oxidized paint as well. Made the wife happy so .....Wax on....Wax off.....young Grasshopper __________________ Built NOT Bought. Viper Red 1971 LWB C10 355 Vortec W/700R4 4/5 drop AKA Screamin' You are missed! 2006 F150 XLT 5.4L Triton Rollin' on 22s the "F1" 67 C20 PS/AC/327/TH400 we call 'er "Bessie" 67 Malibu PS/ZR1-LS1 Brakes/350 Vortec/700R4 2/2 drop on 18" 338s - Tracy's "Boo" Boosted '67 Cougar EFI 5.0 HO roller motor/T5/8.8 Tracloc/ 4 wheel disks - "Project Panther" 79 Honda Z50 - stretched, cafe'd and hotrodded 125CC Lifan/5spd FEAR THE MONKEY!



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