Has anyone tried the Turtlewax, Ice for Interior?

Just wondering,

T

Has anyone tried the Turtlewax, Ice for Interior?

Just wondering,

T

Yeah, it worked very well cleaning up some serious dirt/grease on my Denali. However I would never use it in my SRT for the following.

1. Smells terrible
2. Has a "no spill" cap like some ketchup bottles, but shoots out the liquid like lightning and gets everywhere.
3. It is not entirely liquid and leaves some residue from the "cleaning beads" in the solution.

I have switched over to this stuff and haven't gone back since.
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i use turtle wax ice and i love it for the interior it does smell but does a great job

I personallg use armor all interior whipes. I also use them to detail the engine bay. They work great IMO. No experience with the interior ice product but the ice liquid clay bar works awesome.

I like the ICE product. Cleans well and the smell is not that bad/

You guys are all crazy. I purposely went new just so I could get my hands on it before someone applied that crap to the dash. I used Armor All in all of my other vehicles- but you become a slave to it and the dash will never be the same. I use the california brush for all dust and dab a microfiber cloth in warm water for any tough spots.

Has the brand new, soft and most important -DRY look.

You guys are all crazy. I purposely went new just so I could get my hands on it before someone applied that crap to the dash. I used Armor All in all of my other vehicles- but you become a slave to it and the dash will never be the same. I use the california brush for all dust an[QUOTE=08srt8Calgary;266334]You guys are all crazy. I purposely went new just d dab a microfiber cloth in warm water for any tough spots.

Has the brand new, soft and most important -DRY look.

I totally agree, the aftermarket shiny look spoils the dash imho. A friend's colleague who used to work on Rolls Royce interiors used baby wipes on the seats to condition them. I have seen the results on his Golf and it leaves the seats supple and not shiny like some products do.

For leather treatment I do use Lexol. I had the bottom side bolster's re-wrapped at 3,500kms and the leather shop that did the job swear's by it. So all leather gets Lexol'd, glass gets cleaned and all plastic/composite parts just get dusted.

I just do the Automotive windex (It wont hurt anything. It is specially made for cars) wipe down of the plastic. I dont like my interior shiny and greasy.

You guys are all crazy. I purposely went new just so I could get my hands on it before someone applied that crap to the dash. I used Armor All in all of my other vehicles- but you become a slave to it and the dash will never be the same. I use the california brush for all dust and dab a microfiber cloth in warm water for any tough spots.

Has the brand new, soft and most important -DRY look.

The ICE product has no shine.

The ICE product has no shine.

I'll take your word for it.

Ice Smells horrible. All the polish is good for is the engine bay.