scheetz83

i does not take alot. I only used like a 1/4 of an inch out of the bottle. I did the whole car, wax and buff. then went back over the areas that are hit the most with bugs and such, hood front bumper and fenders.

LesteR723

i'v heard the same thing happen with all people using ICE on black cars....

SPARTAN VI

Something similar happened when I used this gray polish. You're supposed to use an oribital, but I thought my young paws could to the trick.

Needless to say, it looked awesome at night. The following morning however, I saw TONS of streaks and it looked very misty/foggy. Fortunately (or unfortunately) it rained that evening, so the streaks are covered up with tons of water spots, and it's been raining off and on since. Have't washed it again, yet.

El Verdugo

Say I hope you were washing and applying this wax or any product of that matter under shade. Since you mentioned that you applied this product at 12:30 pm. Not a good time to apply a product on a paint surface during the summer days. Too hot, but nevertheless if this happens in the future, get you some quick detailing spray and apply to the surface and then wipe away with a microfiber towel.

I detail cars on the side and this trick has helped me out a great deal. Just today on a Expedition had to do that on the hood of that vehicle.

Its A Stang Thang

Me too brother, looks like a mirror last time I did it. Especially coupled with the Gold Class Gelly Soap.


If you haven't actually buffed the wax off yet, then I would say thast normal, most waxes get all foggy before you buff it off. However, I'm sure you know that and thats not the problem. I'd say wash it off then buff it. Then reapply wax. Also could be becuase of temperture? Most waxes need to be applied in coolor shady areas? So honestly I dont know good luck man.


Ninja Edit: Microfiber is your friend. I'm armed with a huge micro fiber drying cloth, 20+ small micro fiber cloths, some microfiber applicator pads(GREAT for waxing), and my favorite my bright orange microfiber washing glove.

El Verdugo

I have never had any problems with the Gold Class series.
At the moment we are using Clear Kote products on all of our customer's ride.
Klasse is another great brand of cleaning materials

scheetz83

the ICE directions say you can apply to a hot surface in direct sunlight. That is how i did it and mine turned out great

i think he just used to much and did not buff it out enough. You may need more micro towls to buff the car off, one towl is good but he may have over loaded it and it started smering it

hazestang

I did my car yesterday and had the same problem. it took me a few buffing sessions to get it cleared up. I was a little worried at first, but I could tell I used way too much when i did it. You just have to buff it with a clean microfiber. Let it haze for 5 or 10 minutes and buff it again with a clean microfiber, and repeat as necessary. Actually I think I did that process 3 or 4 times. All is good now.

Fig06

Just used it this afternoon and did not have any problem. Dark blue car sheet metal was warm went on easy and cmae of the same.
I use Blue Coral as a wash then the Ice. Looks dam good.

pastor_ice43

Ice looks great on my car.