Turtle Wax Interior Ice-Protectant/Detailer?

[HammerDown]

Can any users of the Ice-Protectant tell me 'if' this product will indeed 'darken' slightly faded surfaces like 303 does?
Reason I ask, I'm thinking about getting away from the more $$$ Aerospace-303
Thanks for any feedback.

 

[dparm]

303's claim-to-fame is the durable UV protectants. Does this ICE product make any claims about that? If so, do they claim to last a long time? I find that 303 stands up to a lot of abuse.

I also like 303 for its relatively flat finish. The glossy/wet look seems cheap to me.

 

[aualtima3.5]

I don't know if 303 actually does protect more than other products, but I like how it does darken surface (for what appears to be a longer period of time than similar products, too).

To be honest, TW ICE seems pretty chintzy.

 

[HammerDown]

Originally Posted By: aualtima3.5
I don't know if 303 actually does protect more than other products, but I like how it does darken surface (for what appears to be a longer period of time than similar products, too).

To be honest, TW ICE seems pretty chintzy.

In what respects, because it's a Turtle Wax product or, you have first hand experience?
My way of thinking, and trying to be optimistic...there's more then one way to build a mousetrap.

BTW, Ice does mention UV protection but doesn't focus on it as much as 303 does.
Personally, I have to question what kind of UV protection a micro-thin layer of anything can protect a surface from the blazing sun?

Anyhow, and as my topic stated, looking for feedback from people that 'use/used' the Ice protectant and wondering 'if' it does bring back some faded color as 303 or some other products do.

Thanks

 

[The_Captain]

I use it on my Jeep. It seems to be a fine product. I prefer it over Armor All.

 

[Clevy]

Originally Posted By: HammerDown
Originally Posted By: aualtima3.5
I don't know if 303 actually does protect more than other products, but I like how it does darken surface (for what appears to be a longer period of time than similar products, too).

To be honest, TW ICE seems pretty chintzy.

In what respects, because it's a Turtle Wax product or, you have first hand experience?
My way of thinking, and trying to be optimistic...there's more then one way to build a mousetrap.

BTW, Ice does mention UV protection but doesn't focus on it as much as 303 does.
Personally, I have to question what kind of UV protection a micro-thin layer of anything can protect a surface from the blazing sun?

Anyhow, and as my topic stated, looking for feedback from people that 'use/used' the Ice protectant and wondering 'if' it does bring back some faded color as 303 or some other products do.

Thanks


I found it made the colour more "deep" with a flat kind of sheen.
I can tell you it certainly aids in cleaning after treatment. I've never it this easy cleaning up spills and drips and whatnot.
Seems to leave a slick layer behind. I like it.

 

[HammerDown]

Thanks, think I'll give it a try.