I'll start this review by being very upfront.  I like my car to look NICE, but I don't like doing the work involved with making it look like that.  Luckily, my husband has always dutifully waxed all of our vehicles, even though he had never particularly enjoyed the job either.  So, this review is pretty much based on his experiences.  He's not a computer sort of guy though, so it's up to me to do the review.  =)Last summer our neighbor (who has an obsession with washing/waxing his vehicles), told my husband about this Ice Liquid Polish.  Since my car was due for waxing, hubby went off to the local Wally World to buy a bottle.  I think he paid $16-$17 for it, and it included a sponge applicator and a small microfiber towel.Now, washing and waxing a car is normally a 1/2 day project for my hubby.  About 40 minutes after he pulled my car out of the garage to wash and wax it (with the Ice), he came back into the house, plopped on the couch and turned on the game.  I assumed he was tired and taking a break before he finished the car up.  Much to my suprise, I found out he was completely finished...including cleaning my (pain in the butt) multi-spoked wheels.Since then, he makes it a point to wax my car with the Ice about every 2 months...simply because it doesn't take very long.  The bottle, is still between 2/3 to 3/4 full, after 4 wax jobs.  Granted, my car is pretty small (Chrysler Crossfire SRT-6), but it looks like this bottle is going to last for at least 12-14 waxes.  That works out to about $1.20 per wax job.Besides the benefit of getting my car waxed now on a more frequent basis, I like the fact that this doesn't leave a white residue on the trim of the car.  Hubby was always really bad about doing this with the previous types of wax he used, and my car would look sloppy as a result.So why did I give this 4 stars instead of 5?  There is a downside...it isn't long lasting.  According to Turtle Waxes own website ( [...] it will bead water and shine for at least 3 to 4 months under normal weather conditions.  The website also says to apply Ice at least 4 times a year to keep the finish protected.  Luckily, my hubby hasn't had a problem with applying this pretty often, but it is disconcerting that the product only lasts for an average of 3 months.I don't drive my Crossfire in the winter months (it is garaged), but I personally wouldn't rely on this particular product in the harsh winter driving months.  But for a car like mine, which is garaged in the winter and never sees salt, it seems to be a good and convenient product.