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Turtlewax ICE Products
Well it’s that time of year again… Wash, T-Cut, Polish…
However after doing over 2000 miles in the last month I have given extra special care to my product choice. For years I have used the following:
1. Turtlewax Car Shampoo
2. SafeCut Colour / Scratch Restorer
3. Autoglym Super Resin Polish
However I found that the shampoo and T-Cut weren’t really getting my paintwork to an ideal finish for polishing if there were bugs, flies, tar, etc – all in all I wanted something for complete and easy to use…
I have found the answer… Turtlewax ICE…
I used the following products:
1. Turtlewax ICE Shampoo
2. Turtlewax ICE Liquid Clay Bar
3. Turtlewax ICE Super Wax Polish
Used in that order I had to wash, dry, rinse with cool water, apply clay to damp bodywork, rinse again, dry. Then I applied the super wax/polish to ever surface except glass (Rubbers, Plastics, etc included) and left it for 5 minutes.
Then I buffed it all off and the results were amazing!
Here are the photos of the finished car
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