ICE
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RE: ICE
I fell for, errrr, bought it last year. On my new pickup which had great paint to begin with, it looks great! On my wife's 4 year old trailblazer, not so much. My truck is light and hers a dark blue color - I think it makes a difference. It seems it needs a good coat of wax to really make it "pop." Just my limited experience opinion.
I do like the stuff because its easy and it makes my light colored truck shine like brand new.
My question is - Is this comparable to the MacGuires NXT that I hear people rave about?
I do like the stuff because its easy and it makes my light colored truck shine like brand new.
My question is - Is this comparable to the MacGuires NXT that I hear people rave about?
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Joined: Oct 2005
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From: toontown
RE: ICE
Surface must be clean. Use a cleaner wax or a paintwork cleanser. If the finish is goodit works great, even seems to repel dust and dirt seems to rinse right off. If the surface is not ice ready you waste your time putting it on. The BEST part of ICE is you can use it on trim, black mirrors, tonneau cover and it looks good .(my$.02)
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