EVOclub4

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i used ICE once. not the spray type but the one with the sponge applicator.....

the finish is actually pretty good. but it wont protect and last as long as other name brand polishes/waxes.

id say the only thing good about the ICE liquid polish is that it's ridiculously slippery after it's been applied (freeeeekin awesome) and that it gives you a quick shine for merely a couple of days.

so and at the same time

orugacoja

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i dont think is good idea

Jie-EVO

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i do the clay bar first then wash .
by the way the pics i show u is 2 weeks after i wash my car ,
take ur time and do it rite , u'll like it !!!

SPOOLED IX MR

i have used the ICE paste wax. Its a good wax. I recently just switched to Megiuars Liquid because I think it makes my car look shinier when waxed and stay shiny for atleast a few days after....

tripperfx3

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ICE is a joke. Like most people have said it keeps it shiny for a day, but it doesnt leave any real protection or shine. Detailing is about getting your car looking good, but its also about protecting your paint. Since Mitsu used crappy paint on our cars id stick to the good stuff even beyond Meguiars (their GC car wash is good and their real top of the line stuff is good, but expensive). If your looking for something that leaves a great shine and protection try Poorboys. Its great for the price and ive been able to get out the small swirls on my car and a few customers cars by hand by using just their polish. Just go to Autogeek.net and read the reviews and read the forums on there. They will help you alot.

98autogstspyder

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Yea I was going to say, your first post was a little mis leading with the order in which you did things.

But like you just recently said; be sure that you do the clay bar before waxing. Clay bar is meant to remove impurities like bug spots, sap and other things that stick to the paint including wax. So like I said, simply put:

Wash
Clay Bar
Wax

^^^^ That alone will take you at least 4 hours.

Tarmac_IX

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have you noticed if the liquid clay bar scratches the surface at all?

jamevo8

iTrader: (18)

I have use the ice clay then the ice wax then the ice spray deatailer... all very good!

Rin Tin Tin

i went and bought Meguiars NXT wax to use with my ICE products... and now i want to confirm the order of washing / waxing

1) Rinse
2) Clay Bar
3) Wash
4) Wax
5) Polish

Or

1) Rinse
2) Wash
3) Clay Bar .....

And... will the ICE Liquid Polish strip / dissolve the Wax?

MuslimEvoFreak

iTrader: (39)

^^I always wash the car first to get the most comtaminents off and then I clay bar. Then I wash the car again, dry it off, wax, and then polish.

MuslimEvoFreak

iTrader: (39)

This is how mine turns out with my process. I use all of Meguiars products.

fostytou

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Heh, Streets FTL.

I was always under the impression that the car was supposed to be pretty clean before you clay barred. If not, you wind up rubbing/pushing all of the crap into the paint while you are doing it.

MuslimEvoFreak

iTrader: (39)

^^Here is exactly what I do:

1. Wash using Meguiars soap
2. Dry with Microfiber towels
3. Claybar with Meguiars claybar
4. Wash car again
5. Dry
6. Wax using Meguiars NXT
7. Polish
8. Then everyday when I got the time I would get all the dust and contaminents of the car using Meguiars Speed detailer

Rin Tin Tin

ahhh cool.... thats how ill follow it then, except imma be using ICE products

Another quick question... when i was use Meguairs NXT Liquid Wax, Can i wax the hole car at once then wipe off or should i wax in portions? and I dont need a buffer to wax right?

Nineball

Meguiar's all the way.