Turtle Wax - Ice

[Tundraddict]

Originally Posted by BigZ88

If you're using this stuff, you really should use a microfiber rag, not terry cloth. You can pick up bundled microfibers at sams club for pretty cheap. I'll never buff or take wax off my car with another terrycloth rag. They are a little too harsh. You can also find old baby diapers that are incredibly soft to use, but they are more expensive. If you want to read about detailing and get some great tips try this site: Autopia - Autopia Home It's a great forum and the detailing guide that is posted there is a great reference for products to use. I generally use Meguires Gold Class products for everything on my vehicles. It's a bit more pricey, but it works. If you want to go a more professional route try out some products from here: Top of the Line Auto Detailing Supplies I have ordered plenty from there as well with excellent results, however I'm usually too impatient to wait for delivery, hence the Meguires.

I like Meguires Gold Class as well.

[07tundra@10k]

I use the Zaino on my car too....Will get a few coats on the new truck soon....

[Cyprex]

Nice! My favorite BMW... the rare 8 series.

[Stag556]

If anyone is interested, i have some turtle wax ice products that are unopened and that I will not use. I have 3 bottles of spray detailer, 1 bottle of liquid clay bar, and 1 bottle of liquid polish. $30 for all of it if anyone is interested.

[SoCalJD]

Originally Posted by Stag556

If anyone is interested, i have some turtle wax ice products that are unopened and that I will not use. I have 3 bottles of spray detailer, 1 bottle of liquid clay bar, and 1 bottle of liquid polish. $30 for all of it if anyone is interested.

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Sounds like another Zainos convert.

[Stag556]

Not really, just too busy to wash it myself. A professional detailer comes to my house now.

[U.P. Tundra]

Whats it cost to have a truck professionally detailed in N.J.?

[Andres]

you guys are missing the fun when washing the truck