I just picked up the ICE liquid polish. Anyone use it?

Used it today and it took about 15 minutes to apply really well. I am pleased with it because it takes care of moldings and mirrors too. I will take some pics today. Thanks for the input.
 
Used it on m'lady's Town Car. As said, it goes on VERY fast and easy, works wonders for trim. Only thing I didn't like about it was the fact that it seems more like you're putting on some kinda form of interior protectant on the EXterior - all thin and greasy-feelin'. That, and you don't get that same slippery feeling that you would after putting on a coat or two of regular wax - it doesn't pass my "slide test" (place the wax bottle on the hood when you're done, let go, and how far it slides determines how good a finish you've got).

I put two coats on a month ago, and it's rained a few times since then. Still appears to bead water well enough, and it holds the shine after a wash, so it ain't all that bad. It just seems way overpriced for what it is, really. Costs almost double what I usually use, just for the benefit of quicker/easier application. I'd probably only recommend it for a quickie refresher/maintenance finish coat over something else a little more durable.
 
if you use the proper teqnigues and products (swirl removers, polishes etc.) you can get great finishes with anything, its all about how its applied and prep. claybar the car and you'll be really surprised at the difference it makes.

i claybared and used meguires 3 step stuff (used NXT wax instead of the 3rd step) you can find anywhere cause i was still new to this and didn't wanna hurt any thing and i got good results. now i moved up to some better stuff tha ti am gonna try out this summer

heres my hood last summer
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