capehorn3

Anybody use this? Can you compare and contrast to Rejex? I like the idea of getting it on plastic trim with no white residue.

CN RED

I used it and it works just as well as others but since it goes on clear you will have to make sure you remove all of it. You wont know that you missed a spot until you see it in certain light.

CN RED

kgelliott

Just got some for my birthday a couple weeks back. Haven't tried it yet, but was recommended by another Vette guy.
That oughta be fun, not knowing you missed a spot til later!

rpm462

I've used both....Rejex seems to last a lot longer and seems to protect better in my opinion. So sticking with Rejex here.

USA1 427

A guy with a red Z was beside me at Carlisle and he used it. His car looked wet and deep. So I bought some when I got home and tried it on my black Z. Not very good results. So maybe on lighter colors it works better than on dark. I use it on my wife's silver Monte Carlo and use Adam's on the Vette.

capehorn3

A friend has a black truck and has the BEST shine I have ever seen, perfect. I've always driven Jeeps, more mud the better, so I hadn't ever asked him what he used . Always figured he used magic stuff. He now uses ice. Says it saves him tons of time with a tooth brush.

gsxr150

I used it on my daily driver a few times, it's ok for a quick touch up. However for the true detail guys, don't waste your time with it. Obviously anyone with a porter would not touch this stuff. Personaly I'll never need it for my car.

korte

No, but I remember getting Rejexed by a girl that was drinking Smirnoff Ice.

Dave1

I agree. Turtle wax products are bottom of the barrel will all of the other auto care options available today......


(...Zaino.....)

TheSandman

Like was said is a previous post, it's ok for a quick touch up..but i wouldn't compare it to a full detail job

zonsolo

Goes on like baby oil. Its a horrible product IMO.

JCFILM

Oh it's horrible. I can get my entire car cleaned with Ice in about 20 minutes, reflective, gets compliments on the shine when I drive it. Who would ever want that...

It's a great product. Easy on and easy off. I only use Ice now. The Ice Detailer is great after the wax as well. Sometimes I will go over the car first thing in the morning with the Ice Detailer spray which takes about 10 minutes to get what you see below.

mrosa65

There is no comparison to the durability of rejex. They both look about the same but rejex will last a lot longer than the ice.

rejex can stain certain types of trim, but if you're careful it shouldn't be a problem. Ice does have a QD spray made to be compatible with it, rejex does not.

You may try doing a search here as well as this topic has been covered a few times in the past.

JJU

Any product on the market will give you an immediate result to make your car look good.

ICE is nearly pure silicone oil and thus will only last a short period of time. (2 weeks or 2 washes, whichever comes first)

IMO, there are better products on the market.

jabez

I have used ICE. The first time it looked OK but I found it looked felt better if I topped it with a wax.(PINNACLE)
ICE did make the trim look good.

gsxr150

Yeah, it does a good job for those quick touch up's. Once you have done all the hard work of a better long-term waxes.

Mouse2112

I used Ice one time last spring and while it does give an OK shine, the problem I had with it is everything stuck to my car. Dust, pollen and like. I assume this is because of the oily texture that it has. And the durability is horrific. Just my .02. If it works for you, great! Just wasnt for me.

Enjoy your Vette!

kgelliott

Just finished washing and waxing my Vette with my ICE that I mentioned earlier. Beautiful day, top off for ride home from work, car dirty, needed some attention. Took me an hour and a half to get the hose out of the shed, stored for the winter, and get my act together and get r done. I was a bit leery of the product at first since it doesn't leave the usual-looking wax residue as it dries. But, there was no problem seeing it and also removing it. I liked not having the stuff showing when dried in the minute creases. Anyway, will post a picture or so. Notice the reflection of the house on the hood and the photographer (me) on the side. Looks so good; but, I AM aware of the fact that it may not last as long as other higher-dollar stuff, but it was easy, relatively quick, and I got it for a gift. Car is guarenteed to get some compliments the next few days! And, I'm sure to be slippery enough to get my 0 to 60 times down as I cruise thru the neighborhood!
JCFILM, Does mine look as horrible as yours?!