Turtle Wax T-477R ICE Spray Wax, Ultimate High Shine Wax Finish, For Use on Car Paint, Trim and Plastics, Safe for Motorcycles, RV's, Trucks and More, 20 oz. (Pack of 1)

Great stuff! I’ve been detailing cars for 30 years. This is the easiest to use spray wax I’ve ever tried. Wipe on, wipe off. That’s it. No haze, no buffing.

What I like about this wax is I can just spray it on and that's it. I don't even wipe it off. I leave the excess, which looks a little fuzzy but not bad. Eventually the sun bakes it on and the weather smooths it out. Usually by the next day it's shining in the sun. Looks great, lasts awhile. I spray it on rear and side windows, lights, and tire sidewalls too. Usually I use it after a carwash. But since I'm not wiping or rubbing it, I can even spray it on a dirty car. The dust may get trapped in the wax a bit but it still looks shiny and pretty good. It doesn't damage the paint because not rubbing in the dirt. Maybe not a replacement for hand waxing with carnauba wax sometimes, but it's a great way to keep the paint protected and help snow, ice and rain run off easily between washes. Snow slides right off.

I am a huge fan of the Turtle Wax Ice products. They are easy to use and are wallet friendly. I use Seal and Shine every 6 months with the Wax and Dry as a drying agent after every wash. I bought the Spray Wax after seeing some positive reviews on YouTube. I washed my truck and dried it with the wash and wax. I took it into the garage and applied small amounts on a microfiber cloth all over the truck. I went back and lightly buffed with another cloth. The results are fantastic. I have a Ram with a paint called Majestic Steel Metallic that is prone to streaking with most wax or sealant products. No streaking, just a mirror like shine that is absolutely beautiful. Of all the Turtle Wax products this is the easiest and my favorite. I highly recommend.

Bought ICE Spray as a summer fill-in for my annual DuraGloss 105 treatments. Seems to work really well! ICE is brain-dead easy to apply and does not stain (It says it contains carnauba wax, so I don't know why it's not staining the black plastic trim on my truck, but it's not staining). I use ICE once a month during the summer early fall and will re-apply Duragloss 105 in Sept or Oct. The nice thing about ICE is you can spray it on everything; metal, plastic, chrome wheels, etc. I don't know how long it will last, so I cannot attest to its durability but, as a temporary summer quick wax, it works great!

I have been using this Spray Wax and also Turtle Wax&Dry for a long time now and I've been very happy with them. Both smell good (if that's important to you), both are easy spray on and buff off with MF towel, and do a great job as a LSP (Last step product). In my mind, these 2 enhance the layer of wax you have on your car. Every time you wash your car or it rains etc, a slight layer of wax gets stripped off and using these 2 products after wash (either as a drying agent, or right after you dry your car) gets your lost layer back. The beading is good and they leave your car streak free, with a good clean shine. I haven't used this product stand alone as a wax agent, I only have used it as a support product. and it works great that way. Also, I used on my gf's windshield because she was complaining about rain sticking to the window. A good cleaning, claying the windshield, and then this product, easy fix on the rain, all water slides off the windshield now. If you want to go pro, I'd also suggest Griot's Garage, http://www.amazon.com/Griots-Garage-11098SP-Spray--Wax/dp/B00J5CVLUC/ref=sr_1_1?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1447039833&sr=1-1&keywords=griots+garage+spray+wax However, this product does a great job and you wouldn't regret purchasing it at this price. Also it'd be wise to check your local auto stores, they sometimes have great deals on these products, might get a good discounted price. I hope you find this review useful, please click on the link below if you did. thank you

I love this wax and have used it for years. It works on the car's paint, vinyl, plastic. glass... Shines well and leaves no milky or chalky residue.

Really like this stuff. Goes on easy and really seems to bead up water for a long time. Like that it can go on plastics and glass, no issues.

I was shocked with this product. I had always used Optimum Spray Wax and or Duragloss Aquawax 951 for many years and would never buy a low end product with consumer credentials. But my BF was using the Ice Paste wax on his Denali with remarkable results so I gave in to test of a Turtle product and choose this. It’s a very good product .It has much more life than any Spray Detailer and as a wax can give you several week of protection. It doesn’t streak even in the sun, no wax traps and is very, very slick once it cures. So doing multiple layers add to the slickness and gloss. Ice spray Wax works very well on trim no white residue. Did I mention its very slick on well care for paint... Cons: I won’t not use it on windows I found it difficult to remove even with micro fiber towels designs for windows, waffle weaves...Can only applied on dry surface, note 951 has a big advantage here, however I always dry my paint with a Air Blaster so I don't subtract for that but many use DG 951 as a drying aid. Optimum last longer in my test, Smell is funky. The price is very good. I like it…