cleaning black area on doors etc.
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does anyone have a wax or polish that works on the flat black area on doors and the black at edges of the front window?
i have tried several waxes and they do not work well at all...
anyone tried ICE from Turtlewax?
i have tried several waxes and they do not work well at all...
anyone tried ICE from Turtlewax?
Not sure if I'm right, but I believe the flat black areas are the tape that scion put on there. I took the tape off of my A-Pillars(each side of the windshield) today and it looks awesome!!!! I suggest just doin that, cus those areas are gonna be a pain to make look good. Just my opinion though!
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Originally Posted by slvrbullet8069
Not sure if I'm right, but I believe the flat black areas are the tape that scion put on there. I took the tape off of my A-Pillars(each side of the windshield) today and it looks awesome!!!! I suggest just doin that, cus those areas are gonna be a pain to make look good. Just my opinion though! 

oh, and below the front hood area too!
yeah the black areas on the pillars and doors are just vinyl overlays. i have used turtle wax ICE and its a good wax. my only problem is with the applicator. the applicator is bigger than the opening in the tub. so you end up having half an applicator with wax on it and you get really sick of flipping the applicator really fast...
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Originally Posted by miketf1
yeah the black areas on the pillars and doors are just vinyl overlays. i have used turtle wax ICE and its a good wax. my only problem is with the applicator. the applicator is bigger than the opening in the tub. so you end up having half an applicator with wax on it and you get really sick of flipping the applicator really fast...
Originally Posted by miketf1
yeah the black areas on the pillars and doors are just vinyl overlays. i have used turtle wax ICE and its a good wax. my only problem is with the applicator. the applicator is bigger than the opening in the tub. so you end up having half an applicator with wax on it and you get really sick of flipping the applicator really fast...
Originally Posted by yanges
so does ICE cover those areas and look nice? Thanks!
Originally Posted by bad_bhelle
AMEN ICE soap and quick detail is good sh!!!!!tzs nitzs!!!! luv the products....
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Originally Posted by miketf1
Originally Posted by yanges
so does ICE cover those areas and look nice? Thanks!
Originally Posted by bad_bhelle
AMEN ICE soap and quick detail is good sh!!!!!tzs nitzs!!!! luv the products....
i saw that NXT wash - does it really dry spot free like it says?
drying spot free really depends on the water cause even with a towel i got hard water spots...
i really want to invest in the mr. clean autodry for the filter at least. anyone have experience with that?
i really want to invest in the mr. clean autodry for the filter at least. anyone have experience with that?
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Originally Posted by miketf1
drying spot free really depends on the water cause even with a towel i got hard water spots...
i really want to invest in the mr. clean autodry for the filter at least. anyone have experience with that?
i really want to invest in the mr. clean autodry for the filter at least. anyone have experience with that?
i am probably going to get the mr. clean kit for the filter rinse also...
Originally Posted by miketf1
drying spot free really depends on the water cause even with a towel i got hard water spots...
i really want to invest in the mr. clean autodry for the filter at least. anyone have experience with that?
i really want to invest in the mr. clean autodry for the filter at least. anyone have experience with that?
I just did a quick wax today....I almost threw away my ICE. When applying it, I felt like I was rubbing grease all over the car. It did wipe off the plastic, but I just wasn't happy with it. Halfway through, I switched to NXT, which I thought worked well...I'm going to stick to that
soft water is really key to water marks..i have a water softner at my house and its hooked up to the hose and i dont get water marks period water marks is from hard water and the minerals in the water.
Originally Posted by healthynine
I just did a quick wax today....I almost threw away my ICE. When applying it, I felt like I was rubbing grease all over the car. It did wipe off the plastic, but I just wasn't happy with it. Halfway through, I switched to NXT, which I thought worked well...I'm going to stick to that
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