I used this on a two-year-old red car on which the paint was in really good condition. After using it on one fender
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On a tip, I used this on a two-year-old red car on which the paint was in really good condition.  After using it on one fender, the cloth had A LOT of red paint on it which made me wonder how much paint was coming off by the use of Liquid Glass.  I discussed my results with a friend who had the same thing happen when he used it.  I threw the rest of the can in the trash and have since avoided anything labeled "polish".  I will stick to waxes from now on.
4812360
This was a perfect match for the factory anodized black coloration of my AR receivers.  Initially used it to cover up some small scuffs from tapping in the bolt catch roll pin and to cover up the marks left by brass on the deflector.  The paint adheres and sticks, but if you use it to cover wear in a high-wear area (like the deflector), it'll scuff back off quick.  The pen also dried out within a month after just two uses, even though it was stored according to the recommendations in a cool environment.  I would consider this a one-time disposable product, which makes the price point a little high, but the color match and application process was great.
883225
Got this to paint the calipers on my 2011 Lexus IS. If you clean and prime the calipers well this paint will stay. It has been on my car for about 4-5 months and only one small spot has flaked off, and I'm guessing a rock or something made contact with the caliper. If you don't clean the calipers well this will flake off before too long, but that's not the product's fault. I'd recommend using their caliper painter and primer as well. Painting calipers is not an easy/quick process so doing it right, with quality products, the first time is your best bet. The gold color is subltle, not flashy like a red or orange would be, so it depends on the look you're going for. The attached picture makes the gold "pop" a little more than they do in actuality (due to the flash and it being dark out). The gold is a metallic gold, but it's not going to be a shiny or chrome like finish (especially if you don't have polished calipers).
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On my yellow jeep the paint was looking kind of tired and faded. After applying this wax it seemed to soak into the paint and bring the luster back, and it was easy to remove after it dried.  Seems to hold the shine for a good while.  I would recommend this car wax.
4902491
Worked great on fenders of 2003 jeep wrangler and restored original look. Needs to be reapplied every 60 to 90 days.
3009801
Ok, I live in South Carolina.  Summers are hot and the sun can beat you down like a Texas Bull.  Here is where the problems begin.

I typically use a random orbital buffer with KLASSE Products.  Really good stuff.  I clean then protect.  The problem lies in that I do not have a garage and you CANNOT apply these products on a hot surface.  Well, that leaves me with 6 months out of the year I can't wax my cars??

I picked up this product from a auto store because it was the ONLY one that said it leaves no white residue and can be applied in the sun.  I have 3 older cars. 2001 Buick Park Ave, paint in good condition.  2006 Pontiac Vibe, Red, paint in good condition.  2006 Kia Sportage, white, paint in good condition.

Since I keep the paint clean during the cold months, the paint is in good shape after a washing, but for the life of me, no product in the world lasts as long as they claim.  So by 2 months, the water is barely beading and the shine is ok.

Here it is, June 30th, 96 outside and sunny.  I wash the cars and dry well.  Don't put this stuff over water spots, it isn't a cleaner.  (I would also recommend putting a water filter on your hose, cheap and leaves your car in great shape!.  Look for RV hose water filters).

I follow the directions, do about 2 panels, let "dry" for about 3 or 4 minutes, then very lightly start to buff off.  The product is a little oily to start, but buffs off so easy and clean.  The shine is quite deep.  The before and after are dramatic.  All 3 cars completed and look show room new and almost as good as when I spend 8 hours with my buffers and professional products.  How long did it take me?  2 hours to wash and "wax" 3 cars with Turtle Wax Ice.  No effort and a great finish.  Not only does the pain look great, all of the plastics look really nice.  It does what it claims, even if only for a few weeks to a month at a time.

You tell me ANY other product that you can use this easily and in the blistering heat/sun?  I can't.

I gave it 4 stars because after about 2 weeks, the shine does start to diminish, but the water still beads.  There is never that silky smooth feel to the paint like a quality sealer/wax.

Ok, so it isn't an armor shield for my paint, I don't need that right now.  During the summer I need a product I can use easily and when I want.  Turtle Wax Ice is the only product on the market to give me what I need during the summer months, and the cars look GREAT.  If you don't mind cleaning your cars every 2 to 3 weeks, it's damn quick and very easy.  The only thing causing you to sweat is the heat!  I highly recommend this product to use on paint that is clean.

In the winter, I will go back to my more durable products, but with some dread on how much work it is.  Ice will spoil you.

FYI, the newer product labeled Ice Wax verses Ice Polish is receiving good reviews, but people still prefer this "polish" over the newer wax.  You can't buy this product anymore, so I would grab an extra bottle.  It should last you for years.
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I bought this because of the name brand and the wonderful documentation on-line on how to use it. I was not disappointed! It took a recently painted touchup spot on a fender and made it shine like new! A little wax to followup and my wife couldn't remember which fender was scratched.
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I originally bought and used this product on my gel coated carbon fiber canoe with great results.
I recently revived a used 2002 BMW with it as well using it to restore the paint, oxidized metal trim and lightly hazy headlights. (I attached a photo of the trim)

The caveat is that it may take some serious elbow grease, the more oxidized the surface as the polishing compound is very fine. The benefit is that it saves you the step of waxing.

This is not for medium oxidation on large surfaces or heavily oxidized surfaces. For those situations start with Meguiar's 49 Marine/RV Heavy Duty Oxidation Remover, then use the Meguiar's 67.
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I'll admit, I was a little skeptical about this paint after reading other reviews.

It worked fine. If you need to paint something temporarily, then remove the paint, this works well.

Need to decorate your van windows and the metal sides of your van to drive the ball or cheer team to that big tournament?? This works fine, especially for writing big words and stick-figures.

But if you need to paint a flower vase with perfect painted finish for an outdoor wedding reception, I don't think you'll get the even coverage you might get out of a high-end permanent paint spray.

It removed fine, too. I took my car to a $1.50 self-service car wash and used the high-pressure spray wand. At first, the paint was a little slow to come off (and I frankly was a little worried). But as the water worked its way into the paint, every drop came off - no problem, no mess, just as promised.

I probaby wouldn't spray this off with a hose in my own driveway - first, I think the high-pressure, hot water and soap from the car wash spray wand was much more effective at getting it off. Second, I wouldn't want the paint residue on my driveway.

All in all, it did exactly what I wanted and I was very satisfied.
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The paint is perfect for test shooting areas to see what I will get before I paint the car in the same color with  basically the same thickness of paint, a 1959 Austin Healey Sprite, with a gun.  I also used it for the door jambs and the inside of the wheel wells.  Shoot light coats as it will run if your coats are too heavy.  But nothing negative about this product at all.
575328
Works extremely well. I undercoated the frame and belly pan of my 2000 Jeep Wrangler. This stuff is easy to apply (wear rubber gloves and in proper ventilation, it's strong smelling and won't come off your skin), takes a while to dry, but really is easy to use. So far it has been 2 months of driving on salty CT winter roads and there are no signs of the paint deteriorating. It also is pretty tough to scratch up. I went offloading and the belly pan was being scraped by lots of little saplings and brush, after the paint was only 2 days old. The belly pan showed no signs of being scratched at all. I was surprised, this paint is fantastic. I will also add this to my 2013 Wrangler frame as a preventative measure for rust.
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Ive used it to wash two cars and clean red sidewalk chalk from a cinderblock wall. The red chalk came off clean. The newer car had pollen stuck all over the paint. A car detailer told my wife her paint was ruinned and she would need a new paint job. The pollen came right off. The older vehicle has peeling clearcoat that was looking ragged because i hadn't pressure washed it in years. The flaking paint came off and I was able to rub a good wax layer over everything. I was surprized when much of the paint discoloration was also removed. After only a couple uses, the machine has paid for itself.
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If you first use Dupli-color's Adhesion Promoter, then use this paint on plastic parts, you will be amazed by the results. I've painted my running boards, plastic insert pieces, inner fender wells, windshield wiper cowl piece, etc and they look brand new. Nice satin finish, no chipping or peeling. Just put on several very light coats over the adhesion promoter and you'll love it.
4617894
This has been on 2 different cars for almost 2 years and it's holding up great!
183880
I have used grumbacher paints are a lot of years I think it is a good paint
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Bought this through the Chemical Guys site when it was $50 off and watched the accompanying videos.  I have to say it has worked well after being on the car for a couple weeks now.  It does a great job of repelling dust and has a nice deep shine on my Ember Black Volvo (black with gold metal flake.)  It's very slick as well.  My only complaint was it was difficult to remove the excess during application.  I did what I could at first, but gave up after a bit because I didn't want to buff scratches into the coating from pushing so hard.  I let it sit until the next day, hoping it would cure and some quick detailer spray would remove the leftover streaks as described in the Chemical Guys videos--  but I didn't want to wipe it off before it cured.  Luckily this idea worked, and the excess came off relatively easily.  (Had it not, I was resigned to re-buffing the car to remove the coating.)  I don't have much experience with coatings but I've been detailing cars for years.  I regularly use Chemical Guys chemicals and washes, they're usually solid, but I wouldn't say I'm a fanboy.  Like other CG products, this seems like a good product, especially if you buy it on sale.
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This product is amazing, I used it on my wife's red car and my black car and both cars came out looking as if they were just painted