Ice liquid claybar

[Roo]

Ok got some to try out.... car is pretty clean so maybe I'm not seeing the improvement.

 

Anyone else used it? Opinions?

[Dblock]

Ok got some to try out.... car is pretty clean so maybe I'm not seeing the improvement.

 

Anyone else used it? Opinions?

 

how did you use it?

[Roo]

Its a suspension by the looks. Shake it up and apply to a pad like polish. Work back and forth on paint work with pad then wipe off. Easier than clay bar for sure.

 

I assume they have basically made claybar solution with speed detailer in or similar.

 

Made by turtle wax.

[Dblock]

Hmm I dont know but IMI I dont think it is as good as clay as it wouldnt be lift any bonded contaminents you would berubbing them in?

[jim]

Hmm I dont know but IMI I dont think it is as good as clay as it wouldnt be lift any bonded contaminents you would berubbing them in?

 

+1 Don't see how that can work at all.

[Ekona]

Snake oil.

[Roo]

Does say no snakes were harmed in the making of this product

 

Think I'm gonna have a good look over the car I think and try doing a bit with proper claybar and a bit with the turtlewax stuff and see if there is any noticeable difference between the 2. IMO it didn't seem to do much... but wortha try!

[rtbiscuit]

i'd stick with normal clay bar, as they are dead easy to use.

[Roo]

Ok done a bit of research.... it seems to catch a lot of flack from a lot of people. Most based round the it can't work like proper clay bar and can only really work like a polish.

 

But have found a little bit of support for it. Most enthusiastic being this

 

http://www.autopia.org/forum/car-detail ... e-say.html

 

Think it may have its uses... but I'm holding on judgement.