Turtle Wax T 223 Super Shell Review

I got tired of paying too much for car wax so I tried my first car wax from 1965 which I used on my Fury Three. It seems that car waxes have improved over the years. Now my tortoiseshell wax has a low shelf life. You get what you pay for.

Arrived damaged, most of the wax came out of the container and has completely flowed into the plastic bag (pictured). I was really looking forward to waxing the car over the weekend. But it looks like we'll have to wait. I am extremely disappointed in the product.

I ordered this product because it cleans and shines GREAT on all your stainless steel appliances. After spending money on a variety of stainless steel appliance cleaners, I found that using Turtle Wax was the way to go. A light cover on my refrigerator, oven, dishwasher, and microwave has helped. Simple and I won't use anything else.

This is turtle wax. If you've never enjoyed the blue-green sticky texture and distinct smell, order a bath of this product today to grow all you need. turn on and then turn off. If it doesn't work, then you haven't read the instructions.

Used it to lighten stones but it didn't work like I thought and what I researched promised. Not exactly shiny. Works as intended on cars. As a result, I had to remove it from the stones and try it on. One stone in particular, no matter what I cleaned it with and how many times I cleaned it, it still left a white residue. left over the rock. It wasn't smooth rock, but it wasn't really porous rock either. So I don't know how to restore it to its original state. Anyone have any ideas?

I like this stuff although there are many more trendy and modern products out there. It is soft enough to be rubbed without preparation, when properly buffed gives a deep shine, dries quickly. The glass comes with an applicator pad, but you will need either a buffing brush, a power drill brush attachment or a coarse buffing cloth to add a shine after the wax has been applied. After drying, I like to apply a coat of wax sealer to it. Then I'm ready for the season, summer or winter.

About a couple of weeks ago I was watching a DIY show on youtube about how to wax/shine marble/granite countertops in the kitchen. Surprisingly, this guy applied a tortoiseshell wax coating and then polished it with a buffing machine (after cleaning the top, of course). Couldn't believe it. So I went ahead and tried it and the result was worth it. The guy at the show used a puffer and I just used my hand and a soft cloth but the results were pretty good (even better if I had a puffer). and it…

I was involved in an accident with my brand new car on Friday and although it didn't look too bad I was scared. I learned about the rubbing composition from the turtle and this wax. I decided to try it today and I was amazed! Both products are very user-friendly, but can be used by hand as well as by machine. I personally did everything by hand and find it easier given the smaller areas. You don't want the product to touch plastic surfaces. Washed the car and used wipes in very small amount…