Spray on Wax
Spray on wet car and dry off. It has carnuba in it...
I know it is not a substitute for a hand wax but I seem to like it between hand waxes.
Does anybody else use this kind of stuff?

"Product Benefits
* Can be applied to all exterior rubber, plastic and vinyl trim to restore color and shine without leaving white residue.
* Unlike conventional waxes, ICE™ can be applied in direct sunlight or on a hot surface without streaking or wax build-up.
* A single application will provide extraordinary shine however, multiple layers will further increase depth of gloss and shine.
* Formulated with light stabilizers to protect your car’s finish from the suns damaging UV rays.
* Complete kit includes a custom applicator and microfiber towel."
They now sell a detail spray....

"Product Benefits
* Produces a brilliant shine and slick surface with minimal time and effort.
* Completely clear formula will not leave any white residue on exterior plastic and rubber trim.
* Can be applied in direct sunlight or on hot surfaces without streaking.
* Multiple coats can be applied for unbeatable shine and protection without build-up."
Can't argue with the results!


Last edited by Tom_Slick; Apr 13, 2008 at 11:40 AM.
. Looks like you spent hours washing, waxing, armor all'ing (or whatever you personally use on the black trim), etc. when you only spent 10 minutes wiping it down.
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