Hey i was just in pepboys and saw some Turtle Wax Ice liquid claybar. I was wondering if anyone here has used it/heard anything about it. Its kind of like a thick liquid that you put onto a pad and rub over your car, then just rinse it off and its supposed to be like claybarring. Seems pretty easy and worth it if it does the job.

 

i was just about to ask the same question before you posted th is.....

cmon guys, whos tried this?

 

Im actually ganna go pick this up for my 91 camaro and see how it works, ill report back and decide if im going to use it on the mustang.

 

Hurray!!!

 

400 posts...had to do it...lol

 

Hey i see my car in someones sig! Haha your smoking me on here i gotta catch up.

 

i have not used it but there are people that have and they said it does a good job but not like it would if you actually used a clay bar

 

I choose the Mequires clay bar system last week...it was very easy and the results were amazing....probably all depends on how much your car needs help (ie: if you keep it in the garage and only drive 3000 miles/year, either would work...if this is your daily driver, you need to clay bar out the contaminates). Just my opinion....

 

I used the ICE Liquid Clay Bar. I used the ICE on one side of my hood and the mothers clay bar on the other. I couldn't really tell much of a difference. They were both pretty smooth. The ICE sorta makes a mess though....but I will use it again.

 

Amazing. I came here to ask this very question. Looks like the jury is still out. My car isa garage kept daily driver, so it needs to be clay barred but not too badly. It seems to me that if the effort is about equal, the "real" clay bar might be the way to go. If the results are about equal and the ICE is easier, then why not use the ICE?