Turtle Wax Ice
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Turtle Wax Ice
Hey guys/gals
Happy Memorial Day! Lol
Some of you mentioned that you use the
Turtle Wax Ice buy I'm trying to decide
which one'
I went to Walmart yesterday and they
had three different ones.
TW (wax). TW (polish). TW (detailer)
I know the detailer is for in between waxings
but which of the other two is for what?
Just want a good deep shine on my Black
Classic! Haha
Thanks guys and have nice day!
Pewe
Happy Memorial Day! Lol
Some of you mentioned that you use the
Turtle Wax Ice buy I'm trying to decide
which one'
I went to Walmart yesterday and they
had three different ones.
TW (wax). TW (polish). TW (detailer)
I know the detailer is for in between waxings
but which of the other two is for what?
Just want a good deep shine on my Black
Classic! Haha
Thanks guys and have nice day!
Pewe
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+1 for Turtle Wax Ice
I have been using it for a few years on the bikes and cars. I love the stuff!!! I put it on practically everything on the bike/ car. Paint, headlights, rubber trim, lenses, chrome... everything but the seat on the bike. I even use it on the glove boxes on the Ultra lowers and it works very well. Easy on with applicator pad, easy off with a microfiber cloth.
I have been using it for a few years on the bikes and cars. I love the stuff!!! I put it on practically everything on the bike/ car. Paint, headlights, rubber trim, lenses, chrome... everything but the seat on the bike. I even use it on the glove boxes on the Ultra lowers and it works very well. Easy on with applicator pad, easy off with a microfiber cloth.
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I'm using the Synthetic Polish... didn't know they made a Wax until this thread. I will have to check it out next time I'm at the 'Mart. I got a detailing kit last Christmas from the in-laws that included the Polish, Spray Detailer, Car Wash, and Interior Detailer. I had been using the Polish for a couple of years before that but tried the other products. They all seemed to work well but I still use the green Turtle Wax car wash because it comes in a larger container and costs less.
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