I love fussocoat wax. I think i prefer it over a ceramic coat. I like to give by car a spring/autumn deep detail and correct any minor swirls etc so putting on a super easy coat of fusso suits me . Neighbours and car club people often ask how i keep the cars so clean.😊
I have got to say thats the best video yet, seriously impressed with the product and finish shown… Did you do clay bar, then single step or two step polish (what colour pads and compound?) and then base coat and topper on the wheelie bins… hope you do a full 3, 6 and 12 month review. Also did it bring back the lustrous green, deep red and vibrant yellows dripping with depth and sparkle? Finally did you use a ‘new car’ smell or ‘leather’ fragrance when you detailed the interior after full aquavax and termidor, apc & citrous ph neutral deep cleaning? 😂
so on this car I came back from swizzterland and had to do deep wash to remove bugs no claying. And then I polished it with S40 and a soft pad just to get some light bug etching out. Then since then its been a test mule for other products. Interior smells like old BMW. Its a bit like me no matter how much I wash and what aftershave I use I still stink. best hack there is to put essential oils in the cabin filter :)
The company that makes this product has been around since 1954. Asian countries were way ahead of other countries when it came to these products. Now, that there’s been a boom in car detailing products, many take for granted that these were available longer than given credit for being so.
Sorry to be negative, but what's the deal. The two products individually add up to the combined price on the bundle, but you do get a free micro fiber cloth. Not worth buything the bundle really, so will give it a miss this time.
I've found the best combo on my c63 to be fusso, topped with Kiwami and then Shinee Wax by Tac Systems as a quick detailer after maintenance washws and it is still gleaming three years later
You read my mind, I want some quick detailer to wipe away minor dust from my Fusso coated car, and found seems probably only the Fusso speed boost (barrier) will not strip the Fusso coat I have on. Found out also apparently Fusso coat can stain head lights so stopped using on those. That F7 stuff looks good.
@@NoFix Cheers, yeah just one comment I saw when Googled and said it was on package instructions, not to use on head light but nothing in instructions says you can’t.
love soft99 stuff, waxstock got me into they stuff, love glaco and the authentic show wax, also own fusso coat, find that a bit tough in its application so don't tend to use it much. just picked up they tyre wax at waxstock this year now and more glaco.
Thank you for the information. Have just bought (not yet used) S&B thanks to your earlier videos. Do you know if it works the same for Soft99 Mirror as it does for Fusso Coat (PTFE?)? And may I ask how you would see Mirror Glaze as a sealant? I am familiar with your video about the three S99 waxes on top of the Fusso Coat. That is what brought me to Mirror Shine. Have just started detailing my car and my dad's. First glaze (Autoglanz Supernova), at least on my dad's car. Followed by Mirror Shine. And after washes Gyeon QD. It is looking SO good to me. At least my dad's car, mine is missing the glaze and has too much swirls. But I have not a single clue about chemistry and therefore what this does for the durability (have decontaminated it to perfection with BH clay). Thanks again for all the information. As you might have guessed, these (and other) products I use may look quite familiar to you ;)
So Fusso Coat 12m and Fusso Coat F7 are good choices for a base line sealat. So after a good wash, decon, polish. Then use a good baseline. Speed and Barrier shares the fusso tech so you could top up F7 or Fusso 12m with it. And because its a spray wax format its quick. Mirror glaze is a synthetic wax that can go on top of Fusso 12m or F7. Mirror glaze will take a bit longer to apply as its a topper wax/show wax. But it comes down to personal preference mate. If you like waxing top with mirror glaze, but if you just want to add beading and you want speed, go with topping with speed and barrier. If you lay down F7 and top mist a squirt of speed and barrier down during the buff the beadage is on another level.
im really not sure mate. with cars ive only every used it on paint i think. never had any problems. dont think ive used on wheels. but ive had it plastics.
@@ForensicDetailing You might want to revisit it. I've been using Gyeon Wetcoat for a few years now. I find the foam cannon application of PW to be superior in pretty much every way. I use them both as toppers to existing coatings however. Currently the car is coated with Griots 3-1, and I use PW after the wash. The hydrophobics are much better than the Gyeon. I put 30ML in a foam cannon and I can get like 3 applications. Each application lasts a month or so. My son might inherit the bottle. Value is so good.
When John was applying a sealant on his garage he literally was using a 2 inch applicator and was making z patterns and moving on. Missing 90% of the surface
it does not last as long as 12m fusso. but it should be easier to apply. And if you maintain with speed and barrier the car should be buzzing all the time. But some simply prefer fusso mate fusso beads like crazy on its own.
no mate just use like waterless wash or clay lube of soap and water. this is a spray sealant/topper your sole objective when claying is to just get the stuck on bits off the car not add bonding protection.
@@ForensicDetailing you were buffing an exhaust mate. It looked like some webbing strap. I was interested in the bit you had on the drill etc. As I did scroll through your vids 😂
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I love fussocoat wax. I think i prefer it over a ceramic coat. I like to give by car a spring/autumn deep detail and correct any minor swirls etc so putting on a super easy coat of fusso suits me . Neighbours and car club people often ask how i keep the cars so clean.😊
Been using fusso wax then fusso coat for a top for years. The fusso coat spray can be a real tough buff if you apply too much & it dries 💪🥵
I have got to say thats the best video yet, seriously impressed with the product and finish shown…
Did you do clay bar, then single step or two step polish (what colour pads and compound?) and then base coat and topper on the wheelie bins… hope you do a full 3, 6 and 12 month review.
Also did it bring back the lustrous green, deep red and vibrant yellows dripping with depth and sparkle?
Finally did you use a ‘new car’ smell or ‘leather’ fragrance when you detailed the interior after full aquavax and termidor, apc & citrous ph neutral deep cleaning?
😂
so on this car I came back from swizzterland and had to do deep wash to remove bugs no claying. And then I polished it with S40 and a soft pad just to get some light bug etching out. Then since then its been a test mule for other products.
Interior smells like old BMW. Its a bit like me no matter how much I wash and what aftershave I use I still stink. best hack there is to put essential oils in the cabin filter :)
The company that makes this product has been around since 1954. Asian countries were way ahead of other countries when it came to these products. Now, that there’s been a boom in car detailing products, many take for granted that these were available longer than given credit for being so.
Sorry to be negative, but what's the deal. The two products individually add up to the combined price on the bundle, but you do get a free micro fiber cloth. Not worth buything the bundle really, so will give it a miss this time.
No I agree actually m8 usually the deals are stronger I'll feed that back maybe it's a mistake
I've found the best combo on my c63 to be fusso, topped with Kiwami and then Shinee Wax by Tac Systems as a quick detailer after maintenance washws and it is still gleaming three years later
You read my mind, I want some quick detailer to wipe away minor dust from my Fusso coated car, and found seems probably only the Fusso speed boost (barrier) will not strip the Fusso coat I have on. Found out also apparently Fusso coat can stain head lights so stopped using on those. That F7 stuff looks good.
Fusso coat never stained my headlights.
@@NoFix Cheers, yeah just one comment I saw when Googled and said it was on package instructions, not to use on head light but nothing in instructions says you can’t.
@@Joolz1982 yeah they say it but i tried it front and back and it gave no problems. :) But offcourse, try at own risk haha.
@@NoFix Thanks I may try it again Lol.
Put it in a mega test then we will see how good it is!
He won’t do that 🙄
already have chaps.
He already did.
Jeez Jon Fusso on your garbage cans🤫. Good God man you’ve gone mad😆
I have a fibreglass gel coat finished beach buggy, what is a good/safe product for that?
My bank account says STOP 🛑….😅
What your bank is trying to say is that you need a better job that pays more 👊😅.
I'm also the kinda guy that wants to try new stuff.
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Grtz
love soft99 stuff, waxstock got me into they stuff, love glaco and the authentic show wax, also own fusso coat, find that a bit tough in its application so don't tend to use it much. just picked up they tyre wax at waxstock this year now and more glaco.
Thank you for the information. Have just bought (not yet used) S&B thanks to your earlier videos. Do you know if it works the same for Soft99 Mirror as it does for Fusso Coat (PTFE?)? And may I ask how you would see Mirror Glaze as a sealant? I am familiar with your video about the three S99 waxes on top of the Fusso Coat. That is what brought me to Mirror Shine. Have just started detailing my car and my dad's. First glaze (Autoglanz Supernova), at least on my dad's car. Followed by Mirror Shine. And after washes Gyeon QD. It is looking SO good to me. At least my dad's car, mine is missing the glaze and has too much swirls. But I have not a single clue about chemistry and therefore what this does for the durability (have decontaminated it to perfection with BH clay). Thanks again for all the information. As you might have guessed, these (and other) products I use may look quite familiar to you ;)
So Fusso Coat 12m and Fusso Coat F7 are good choices for a base line sealat. So after a good wash, decon, polish. Then use a good baseline. Speed and Barrier shares the fusso tech so you could top up F7 or Fusso 12m with it. And because its a spray wax format its quick.
Mirror glaze is a synthetic wax that can go on top of Fusso 12m or F7. Mirror glaze will take a bit longer to apply as its a topper wax/show wax. But it comes down to personal preference mate. If you like waxing top with mirror glaze, but if you just want to add beading and you want speed, go with topping with speed and barrier. If you lay down F7 and top mist a squirt of speed and barrier down during the buff the beadage is on another level.
Does any detailler clean their car less than every 2 weeks?
Some other youtube tests say not to use on unpainted parts, what do you think?
im really not sure mate. with cars ive only every used it on paint i think. never had any problems. dont think ive used on wheels. but ive had it plastics.
Hi Jon they don’t sell you the sponge in the kit just a micro fibre cloth would have preferred the sponge applicator?
the sponges normally come in the box for F7 mate just check with S99 but I would guess you get the boxed version of F7 with the sponges.
Says on the descrption it comes with it .
Can you do a video on Koch Chemie Protector Wax? I don't see to many videos on it and it's absolutely incredible.
it was in the best spray and rinse video. The value proposition of it is amazing but its just not as potent as the ready mixed ones.
@@ForensicDetailing You might want to revisit it. I've been using Gyeon Wetcoat for a few years now. I find the foam cannon application of PW to be superior in pretty much every way. I use them both as toppers to existing coatings however. Currently the car is coated with Griots 3-1, and I use PW after the wash. The hydrophobics are much better than the Gyeon.
I put 30ML in a foam cannon and I can get like 3 applications. Each application lasts a month or so. My son might inherit the bottle. Value is so good.
When John was applying a sealant on his garage he literally was using a 2 inch applicator and was making z patterns and moving on. Missing 90% of the surface
Not the z pattern! And 90% missed!
I found the F7 to be harder to work with then the OG Fusso coat & performance was very lacking compared.
May have been user error though.
it does not last as long as 12m fusso. but it should be easier to apply. And if you maintain with speed and barrier the car should be buzzing all the time. But some simply prefer fusso mate fusso beads like crazy on its own.
Can i use safely the f7 on car window?
i think its for paintwork mate. use glaco ultra for glass
@@ForensicDetailing thanks a lot sir!
I wonder if Fusso boost can be used with a decontamination towel
no mate just use like waterless wash or clay lube of soap and water. this is a spray sealant/topper your sole objective when claying is to just get the stuck on bits off the car not add bonding protection.
@@ForensicDetailing thanks. Just trying to figure out how to combine 2 steps. The old Optimum Car Wax I remember could be used with a clay towel.
Hi ,have you tried sonax Xtreme.regards
not tried mate
I miss the M4😢
I use rainX on my shower screen.
smorgasbord? They’re doing catering now? Random!
a wide range of something; a variety.
"the album is a smorgasbord of different musical styles"
@@TheRealEdSmall 🤦♂️
You haven't answered a single one of my comments. I simply asked you what the tool you made consisted of 🤷🤦
What tool are you referring too please not seen any other questions from this account but YT comments can be a bit buggy.
@@ForensicDetailing you were buffing an exhaust mate. It looked like some webbing strap. I was interested in the bit you had on the drill etc. As I did scroll through your vids 😂
Ok m8 so I made the microfiber belts by cutting and sewing gyeon bald wipes In to loops
@@ForensicDetailing an what about the tool on the drill mate? Well try an make one myself then lol
You need to find a sanding chuck m8
thanks jon. I am starting to dig these products, but that Japanese writing is marketing suicide in America.
Hmm... not sure about fluorinated product, typically not very good for you.
Yes, PFAS chemical. If you're interested, Labocosmetica are PFAS free. I haven't tried them yet but seriously thinking about it for this reason.
BTW gutted that Dudes have stopped making Farty's
company called kickback have the old design farties but they are a rip off. temu sells similiar things for like 5 quid. not paying 50-60 quid.