Question 1

Can it be used on a wet car? Has anyone tries it

Accepted Answer

The dryer your car is, the better the shine. However a little water won't ruin the process unlike old-fashioned paste and liquid waxes. I have successfully used a single wet microfiber towel (Amazon Basics) to wipe dirt off each panel, rinsing in a bucket of water (no soap) before moving to the next panel. This leaves little droplets behind that usually dry when the car is completely wiped clean. The car would look terrible with smears etc. based on this quick wet wipe down, but not there is very little grit for the Ice Spray Wax to contend with. I just move back to my original first panel, mostly dry, and use my second microfiber (also AmazonBasics) to apply then a higher quality Microworks microfiber cloth (Microworks 2502-RED-DZ Microfiber Towel, 16" x 16") to wipe in/wipe dry/buff. Ice Spray Wax is MUCH easier to "wipe off" to a sparkling shine than the top dog in the TW lineup, Ice 'n' Shine.

Question 2

How are t-470r ice spray detailer and t-477r ice spray wax different, and how should each be used?

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The wax is for use after washing and drying.  The detailer is for when you have light soil and you will wipe it off and wax all at once.  There's details on this on youtube "Turtle Wax ICE Spray Wax & ICE Spray Detailer 2015 - Review" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aUnCkaxVI8 - you only need to watch the first 2:30 to get your answer.

Question 3

Has anyone used this product on a black vehicle? I was initially looking at Turtle Wax's Black Wax Kit, but read some bad reviews.

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My car is black and this is the only product that I use. The one thing that I would suggest is that the product be used sparingly. I found that when I tried to use it weekly the wax would cause swirls. It is better, for me, to use it once or twice per month and in the interim use the Turtle wax Detailer.

Question 4

Anyone use this on their rims? I wouldn't expect any negatives, but would it be worth it?

Accepted Answer

I don't have expensive rims (just plastic wheel covers) but don't think it would hurt anything.  The directions on the bottle says "Use on paint, glass, chrome, plastic, rubber trim & wheels" so that covers anything on the exterior of a car that I can think of.  It doesn't seem to last as long as a paste wax but it is so easy that its worth it to wax more often.

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Best Sellers Rank	#11,238 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #85 in Waxes
Brand Name	Turtle Wax
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (5,107)
Global Trade Identification Number	00074660304778
Included Components	MultiTool
Item Form	Liquid
Item Type Name	Turtle Wax T-477R ICE Spray Wax - 20 oz. , White
Item Weight	0.27 g
Manufacturer	Turtle Wax
Model Number	T-477R
Number of Items	1
Package Size Name	Single Pack
Part Number	T-477R
Recommended Uses For Product	For Quick, Powerful Solution
Specific Uses For Product	Cleaning
UPC	074660304778
Unit Count	20 Fluid Ounces
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Turtle Wax ICE Spray Wax for Cars, 20 oz. (Pack of 1) | Ultimate High Shine Car Wax, For Use on Car Paint, Trim & Plastics, Safe for Motorcycles, RVs, Trucks & More

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