nope. it needs to be boiled. IM helps to drop out hot break, mostly. It works in the kettle but won't work on finished beer. If you have a yeast haze you can add some fining agents like gelatin or Biofine clear, which works well. Not sure of any way to drop out a protein haze post fermentation, though.
FWIW I like my American IPAs to have a bit of haze. Not a hefeweizen haze, but a slight haze from the hop resins. In fact, if an IPA gets too clear it usually loses much hop aroma and flavor as fining agents can cause the yeast to pull out the hop resins. If it is cloudy but tastes good you may want to just leave it alone.