Excellent video. Been using Soft99 for years and still love it. I don’t miss the “I’m about to pass out” carriers for the wax, though. It was really bad. It’s an amazing winter protection for all vehicles. You CAN use most any topper on top of this wax without problems … but it does change the characteristics of what Soft99 does best. I would also recommend just leaving it alone. Worst case scenario, just reapply it as needed. And YES you absolutely do NOT want to apply this wax heavy, it will be a nightmare to buff off (and a waste of product). I typically get 20-30 vehicles per can. 😊😊😊
Their wax is bloody amazing. It lasts bloody ages (9 months so far!) and survives many contact washes (lost count), and I'll probably be dead before I need another tin you need to use so little (well, I am 71 .. 😜). And it buffs so effortlessly! Only used both Glaco products briefly (on a door window from which I'd had to compound out some serious scratches from), and they restored the glass surface to better than new. Very happy.
Jon you're always solving for clues . Peter Sellers would be proud of you. Your results are always gratifying. Also you are naturally funny. . Which is why I’m a follower. I lean from you sir and I laugh. My prediction in the future you shall have a television show👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾. Thank for your time👌
Just used fusso coat for the first time (last week). Car got filthy during the week and only took a quick jet wash to look immaculate again. Also used the roll on window stuff. That took a bit of practice to get right without leaving streaks. Buffing off isn’t as easy as people say on all these videos! But, now I have the process right I’ve found it is amazing. In terms of value for money I think it’s pretty much unbeatable. If fusso coat really does last more than a few months the tin will last years.
I bought Fusso Coat and Ultra Glaco last year (I think it was because of one of your reviews) and I'm honestly so impressed with them. The Glaco has endured close to 4000 I think now from a single coating application as well as the Fusso Coat and it shows no signs of really giving up at all. I also really love how far Fusso goes with its very sparing applications too.
Just used Glaco for the first time and I’m super impressed with it. I’ve actually just picked up Fusso F7, it’s a liquid version of the paste wax. Says the amount of time it lasts isn’t white as much but it was outrageously easy too apply. Id love to see you do a test between the original and the liquid F7
I just found out about this product. I used to detail cars back in the 90’s, and am now done with carnauba wax. It was insane just in the application of this product. I live in the north east in the US so I don’t think I will get a full 12 months with our harsh winters but after curing this weekend we got some rain and the hydrophobic properties of this wax is amazing. I’m sold on this product so far. And going to be using this on my service van will help out since it is a white van and gets filthy and yellowing from contaminants. Great channel newly subscribed!
see if you can get the old fusso coat because that really could get close to 12 months. In europe I think they had to change the formula but I think the USA is less strict.
Soft 99 Fusso is next level stuff. I only started using it last year got it on sale brand new for £19.99. Best wax I've used. No way does it last 12 months like it says on the tin but it certainly outlasts any other product I've used. The shine, and slickness after application is the best I've used.
Wow, you've really been delivering with these videos these past few weeks Jon, thanks again for the great content! Am I right in saying this is almost a sealant and wax combined? seems to have the visual enhancement of a wax with the durability of a sealant. I'd love to be able to use one product rather than two. I've also heard of people applying it to their wheels and it lasting 8+ months, crazy really!
Yes you are right, fusso coat contains organic waxes as a backbone along with fluro polymers or some sort of flourine added into the wax. So really its a wax backboned with other materials, pretty much like the majority of most modern waxes thad might be mixed with silicone wax or crosslinking polymers etc etc... You could call it a sealant wax and this way you escape people going nutz at you one way of the other if you call it a "wax" or a "sealant" alone :)
Love any of the soft 99 products I've tried, rain drop being my favourite so far purely because of the packaging! Will have to try glaco compound after I use up my gtechniq glass polish. I've even applied fusso coat in the lashing rain without issues, still going strong months later.
Totally agree with your advice on prep and how to use Fusso. It goes brilliantly well with BSD as well as the lighter but glossier DDsi as drying aid/rinseless or just as sacrificial layer. I do a chemical decon twice a year on both my daily and the contamination is minimal. I can easily go two years without having to clay my cars. It is that good of a barrier.
Hi! Nice video. I had been using fusso for many many years as my no. 1 paint sealant. Now I moved to Infinity wax synergy ceramic wax. After 5 months it seems as freshly applied. It does not have that fade out effect of fusso - shine and gloss is still present. It would be nice to make comparsion of these two "survivors".
Hi Jon, great content as always. Definitely going to try the glass prep/protection. I have already gone down the turtle wax route with paint protection, so will probably stick with that for a year 👍👍
Soft 99 have the best branding on their products! I have loads of the old Fusso left which I believe works a bit better with its non environmental friendly ingredients.
Hello Jon love the video as always. I have used Fusso coat on my cars and my caravan and it is amazing stuff as long as you prep right it last and lasts. I have just started to top the fusso with it being still cold to do a full detail and reapply, they have there own topper and that is good but Sonax BSD after say 3 months of just fusso is am amazing way to go OMG. Stay well buddy. James
Even though they recommend crosshatch patterns, I personally discovered quick and small circular motions works a lot better in distributing a think layer uniformly. Also, every 2-3 panels I flush out the pad so it doesn't get too thick
Well delivered and explained, paint on that BM is beautiful! Really enjoyed the subject, in2detailing doing a great offer at the mo which I took them up on and was good to see the glaco applied, bought it first, spotted this video after
Been using Fusso coat for years now. Lucky enough to have a tin of their old formula which I’ve seen out lasts the new one. Stinks though! Every time I apply this stuff I look forward to when it rains. I’ve never seen such insane beading with any other product I’ve used.
Fantastic video and explanation, Jon👏🏻 I’ve never used anything from Soft99 - but I do have some products coming from them in the coming week to try out.
Thanks for this video. Back in the day Polished Bliss recommended Fusso Mirror Shine to me. Very easy to apply and lovely results on well prepared paint. Perhaps more of a show wax with only approx 3 months durability but so easy to apply so it is well suited to the summer months.
Good video Jon. Loved Fusso since watching you videos. I actually have Glaco it’s nice but don’t think it lasted long as claimed also for me the most annoying thing about Glaco is storing it, there isn’t a flat surface so rolls around on the shelf.
amazing ive just bought a car it has a lot of swirls thou i have been watching a lot of your videos and am just starting to buy products now then i'll get started thanks
Jon i bought 5 tins of the old formula 2 years ago for $20 when they announced a new formula and now the old tins going for $60 each on ebay everyone trying to get their hands on the old formula :D
I once put RainEx on a windscreen and when the wipers swept, the water beaded in minute bubbles - obscuring, not clearing the glass. It then took a lot to remove. I've never dared do it again.
I wonder how chemical resistant this is, you mentioned how it keeps the car clean and reduces a build up of dirt which in turn translates to less swirls during contact washing. But if a gull takes a shine (excuse the pun) to the paintwork by evacuating its bowl, I wonder how well it would hold up to that mess compared to a ceramic finish. The hydrophobic properties and the sheeting of water made that part in my brain get excited 😁. This is something that's number one on my list of requirements a product needs to perform well in. I think I'll check out that older video at Autoglms lab you mentioned too 👍
If a bird poos on your car and its allowed to bake dry and stays on.. I think it will go through fusso or any wax and coatings as well. maybe a pro grade multilayer coating has some benefits Im really not sure, unless you test it first hand its hard to say.
@@ForensicDetailing Sometimes I've got to my car and found the sea gulls have decided that my car is too shiny and pebble dashed it in their own coating, I've not reacted quickly enough but I've always managed to get it off before any chemical burn appear. I thought about this brand of coating before and I'm glad you've given me the opportunity to see how it works. It looks pretty good, torn between this and Gyeon synco evo and this as I like the beading. I'm not fussed about applying it every 6 months or so as I find applying wax a bit of a therapy. 👍
Ok I'm years behind but is relatively new to the products, normally use BH wax but have been curious about this fusso coat and fancy a change, seems like a good investment for plenty of applications
Recently started using the new Lunar wax from Veis Detailing. I’ve always used fusso,(both old and new) but the beading from this wax seems perfect after two months, where as fusso loses a lot of its beading around that point for me. My car does around 350/400 miles a week in all weathers so gets a battering. So far it’s holding up just a bit better than fusso for me! You should take a look, honestly the only wax that’s impressed me lately and I’ve bought so many to try lol!
Great video John 😁 Just as a side note I've found the best product to top Fusso with is soft 99 King of Gloss ! It has very similar water behaviour but leaves a noticeably glossier finish. It also offers a sacrificial layer after fusso has been on for a couple of months 😉
@@DavidC1 primarily to boost gloss, as fusso isn't as glossy as some others, but also to offer a sacrificial layer to keep fusso coat on the panel longer. King of gloss offers very similar water behaviour to fusso, so it's a win/win ! Extra gloss + protects the original base layer
I did the same thing, once, but not sure I really believe in the "layering" aspect of wax/sealant application. I use King of Gloss or Kiwami in the spring/summer months and then Fusso Coat for the fall/winter. Some people use Fusso coat and then top every now and then with Sonax BSD, as they have just about the same level of hydrophobics and provides gloss.
Been using (old formula) Fusso for a while now, phenomenal results on my dark metallic grey car, although not so great on my partners solid red 🤔. Really looking forward to trying their glass products 👍.
Great information Jon. I am going to have to give that Glaco Compound a try on my windows to "power clean" them. Gyeon may have contracted with Soft 99 to develop their "Quick View" product. Both companies from the same part of the world and Quick View looks VERY similar to Glaco, although Glaco has been around a lot longer.
Hi Jon, Great video, Matey. I am still using the original Fusso Coat Light and love the stuff. It is all I use now. Looking forward to trying more of their products, I think the glass products will be next on the list. It would be great to see you review some of their other sealants/waxes. Keep up the great work.👍
I still like Beadmaker as a drying aid on top of my fusso coat, I’m sure it dulls the hydrophobic properties somewhat but the gloss is too good to pass up and if I miss a couple of maintenance washes I know the fusso coat is lurking underneath.
fusso soft99 is good stuff, yeah need to clay bar the paintwork then use a primer polish, I use dodo juice lime prime as a pre polish, then finish with fusso soft99, I found the protection lasted 8 months
I’ll get my brand-new car delivered next month i’ve told the dealer not to remove any plastic film as I’m going to do it myself I was looking for a good sealant i’m pretty much sold on the soft99!
Really impressed with the ease of application of the Fusso. Q. On the tin it states 12 month wax. Is it really a 12 month wax ?. If so that would almost make it comparable to a Ceramic coating. Q. For a flat Red paint (No lacquer), which would be best for UV protection. The Fusso, or a Ceramic coating ?. Sorry for the questions, but my Saab in "Imola Red" is needing another mopping session and this time i want to seal it with the best product for the job. Thank you.
I think 12 months is in ideal conditions, as in it is never going to happen. I got a little over 7 months on my car. Ceramic coating is more like 3 to 4 years, so a different level.
It can last longer than 12 months if you maintain it properly. Just like coatings, Fusso can go the distance if you use a sacrificial layer/booster like Sonax BSD or Bouncer's Done and dusted si edition every 2 to 3 months. Coatings are not attractive enough for me due to the prep required, finicky application and because I like being able to do a light polish every 18 months or so to exfoliate the paint before throwing another layer of Fusso.
hah love the fusso to the bones :) so much I actually bought extra tin of old classic one. I have dark silver and red solid cars and I am using light version Never had a single issue with application. Just using is as a normal wax aiming for under 10grams and doing finger test. Easyly going full bonet and dorst and getting back to see if it is done. Finish is perfetct using inspection light. It did stands for motnhs Yes, there are better feeling waxes. Just first used a sholl vintage that I left on a bonnet for dwo days and it came out easily... Bang for a buck or one wax to do it all. Fusso or dsw. Jon. How the vintage did in longetivity test you did for PVD? Happen I have it on my car now but I barely drive it. You mentioned spray products of soft. Happens I have all and all are great. The best one I think is fukupika. I know the love for other ones (egg not appreciated, but luxury gloss...) but fukupika is awesome. Looks, apps, longetivity.. Just a killer.
Hi Jon, a bit off topic but I’m after some help! I’m venturing into the world of machine polishing… having watched loads of your vids I’m looking at this setup. In2detailing DA8 polisher, flex orange pad with Angelwax medium cut compound. Is this a good enough setup to remove swirls and leave a nice finish. Appreciate the help, Tom
Great video as usual. I use the Fusso coat wax on my truck and love the results. Curious on the glass polish. Will it remove water spots? Thanks again for the video.
It got rid of some old water spotting on my side and rear window with ease. Very impressive product and well priced will definitely continue to use it.
I found the Glaco Ultra to be average at best, with poor durability and needed a higher speed for water run off than others I've used (and I've used a lot!)
I have a red and a grey vehicle so should I be using the light or the dark version? 🤔 I’m definitely going to give it a try after watching this video 🙂👍🏽
@@ForensicDetailingI’ve ordered the Dark. I just started putting some Uno Advance on my old trucks single stage red paint. Hopefully at the weekend I can use some Fusso 😎 thanks again for your time and sharing your knowledge 👍🏽
Used the new fusso a few times but i'm not really impressed. Applying and removing is not the easiest there is, the smell is horrible. It's really cheap. Water behavior was really, really good, never seen such great beads as with fusso. After a month or 4 the best was over and it rapidly started degrading, this without applying additional layers of protection over fusso, only regular washes. The thing i disliked most, was the film that remained weeks and weeks after applying fusso, never had this problem with any other LSP. Comparing fusso with polish angel master sealant, wich i like alot more. the most user friendly and best looking results i've had. Water behavior is a little less outstanding than fusso but still great. How long it'll last is still a question for me, it's on my car for about 1 month now and still going hard.
you should not be getting any filming.. but you will get degredation. guess after 4 months that initial bling will be dead, you could go again or, just use a fusso based topper I think. But ultimately you can try non fusso stuff. Some like Kiwammi or KOG better.
@@ForensicDetailing I understand it should not be leaving any film but every time i used fusso, i've had the same issue. The only thing i can think of, is that i've used to much product. Although i doubt it...
After the 'new and improved' version of fusso I've switched to water block. Far easier to use, more hydrophobic and get more for your money. If you want the original fusso, get it from a Russian seller at JDM. But after what's going off with Ukraine, il spend my money elsewhere or stick to waterblock 👍
Very quick detail nice video on apply fusso wax... I make mistakes on applying these wax. This video really explain clearly what to do in order to achieve best results. I have a question, do you know what is the easily method to strip the fusso wax? Do we really need to use polish to achieve that?
short answer is finishing polishing on a DA machine is best way to strip this. Fresh coat of fusso wont be stripped by detergent or even hydrocarbon its too durable.
Great video, thank you. Just one question..if after clay bar why wouldn’t someone use Meguiars hybrid ceramic spray, or does the soft99 give a deeper finish than the hybrid? Many thanks
great video as usual .. think can mention fluorine is potentially rather dangerous chemical and need gloves and ventilation to say the least. the movie dark waters is about his chemical I think lol
Truly a fantastic wax, not to be understated but it seems to be fetishized on the Internet. Overhyped almost especially when people insist you need the “old formula” that smells like petrol. What makes it better than Ultra Lock Plus?
I think ultra lock is pdms based or some form of si polymer. These tend to work well. Dunno, in the UK fusso just went viral big time, ultra lock never has really. Silicone polymer is quite commen maybe, fluro polymer less so. I think fusso ace card is the hydrophobicity maybe, lots like that.
Great product but I wish they had a softer foam applicator included , the one included is far too coarse, I don’t think it’s suitable for my new car as it’s a softer clear coat and a lot of newer cars are coming with soft thin paint
Hello, very nice video. I really like to use fusso coat :) very nice and durable wax. But i always do only chemical decontamination (iron and tar), because im worried when i use claybar and i dont polish car after claying, it is micro-marring paintwork. It is safe to use clay with onr and then not polish car? Thanks :)
Agree! Im Also user of BH products! They are great! Question! Any good products which strips off soft 99 fuso coat end of the 12! Month maybe more still holding up well!! I’m planning to use it again only wanted a clean panel will use clay and panel clean but first need something good enough that strips for beginning! Thanks.
@@ForensicDetailing I’m afraid I’m not a ( business detail person) only doing it for my pleasure:) and I never really did polishing and not owning a machine either but! ;) putting it in my basket and taking out since a year now ! So time to get a machine??;)
Great video John. Any chance of doing a one-bottle 'Wash n Wax' comparison for occasional maintenance washing? I use Zip Wax for my occasional quick n dirty weekend. Wonder if there is a better one-bottle wash n wax product out there?
Thanks John, another top video. I'm getting my car professionally detailed with Britemax and finished with a ceramic coating. Can these products be applied post above treatment? Keep up the great work. Regards,. Andy
I think if your having a coating installed... Maintain it with the products from britemax if its a britemax. then theres just no doubt you are doing the best for your coating. Otherwise its unchartered water..
Great video found that really helpful and I’ve used Fusso before. I’ve also made the mistake of applying it a little to thick which does make removing more difficult so that’s a great tip for anyone who hasn’t used it. Also didn’t know the other Glaco product was an abrasive cleaner so I might get some of that. I’ve used Ultra Glaco before and it’s a fantastic water repellant for the glass.
FAQ (including light and dark differences) here waxes.soft99.eu/#qanda
Was gonna ask which type of wax is needed for which paint colour 👍🏼👌🏼... thanks for the link and keep up the good work 👍🏼
Excellent video. Been using Soft99 for years and still love it. I don’t miss the “I’m about to pass out” carriers for the wax, though. It was really bad. It’s an amazing winter protection for all vehicles. You CAN use most any topper on top of this wax without problems … but it does change the characteristics of what Soft99 does best. I would also recommend just leaving it alone. Worst case scenario, just reapply it as needed. And YES you absolutely do NOT want to apply this wax heavy, it will be a nightmare to buff off (and a waste of product). I typically get 20-30 vehicles per can.
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Exactly what i wanted to say about it!
Their wax is bloody amazing. It lasts bloody ages (9 months so far!) and survives many contact washes (lost count), and I'll probably be dead before I need another tin you need to use so little (well, I am 71 .. 😜). And it buffs so effortlessly!
Only used both Glaco products briefly (on a door window from which I'd had to compound out some serious scratches from), and they restored the glass surface to better than new. Very happy.
Jon you're always solving for clues . Peter Sellers would be proud of you. Your results are always gratifying. Also you are naturally funny. . Which is why I’m a follower. I lean from you sir and I laugh. My prediction in the future you shall have a television show👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾. Thank for your time👌
Dont let my legs fool you Im really a man! :) he was the funniest guy to ever walk the planet. those pink panther movies just kill me
@@ForensicDetailing Agreed🤗
Been using fusso for years and always been happy with it... Blows a lot of the high end companies out the water
Just used fusso coat for the first time (last week). Car got filthy during the week and only took a quick jet wash to look immaculate again.
Also used the roll on window stuff. That took a bit of practice to get right without leaving streaks. Buffing off isn’t as easy as people say on all these videos! But, now I have the process right I’ve found it is amazing.
In terms of value for money I think it’s pretty much unbeatable. If fusso coat really does last more than a few months the tin will last years.
I bought Fusso Coat and Ultra Glaco last year (I think it was because of one of your reviews) and I'm honestly so impressed with them.
The Glaco has endured close to 4000 I think now from a single coating application as well as the Fusso Coat and it shows no signs of really giving up at all. I also really love how far Fusso goes with its very sparing applications too.
Well done Jon!
Love my Fusso Coat😍 brilliant stuff!
Haven't tried the glass coating before but you just convinced me to give it a go 👍
Just used Glaco for the first time and I’m super impressed with it. I’ve actually just picked up Fusso F7, it’s a liquid version of the paste wax. Says the amount of time it lasts isn’t white as much but it was outrageously easy too apply. Id love to see you do a test between the original and the liquid F7
I just found out about this product. I used to detail cars back in the 90’s, and am now done with carnauba wax. It was insane just in the application of this product. I live in the north east in the US so I don’t think I will get a full 12 months with our harsh winters but after curing this weekend we got some rain and the hydrophobic properties of this wax is amazing. I’m sold on this product so far. And going to be using this on my service van will help out since it is a white van and gets filthy and yellowing from contaminants. Great channel newly subscribed!
see if you can get the old fusso coat because that really could get close to 12 months. In europe I think they had to change the formula but I think the USA is less strict.
welcome as well mate thank you for the good vibes.
Glass sealants are great, easier to wash and dry and way better when driving in rain 😎👍
Soft 99 Fusso is next level stuff. I only started using it last year got it on sale brand new for £19.99. Best wax I've used. No way does it last 12 months like it says on the tin but it certainly outlasts any other product I've used. The shine, and slickness after application is the best I've used.
Wow, you've really been delivering with these videos these past few weeks Jon, thanks again for the great content! Am I right in saying this is almost a sealant and wax combined? seems to have the visual enhancement of a wax with the durability of a sealant. I'd love to be able to use one product rather than two. I've also heard of people applying it to their wheels and it lasting 8+ months, crazy really!
Yes you are right, fusso coat contains organic waxes as a backbone along with fluro polymers or some sort of flourine added into the wax. So really its a wax backboned with other materials, pretty much like the majority of most modern waxes thad might be mixed with silicone wax or crosslinking polymers etc etc... You could call it a sealant wax and this way you escape people going nutz at you one way of the other if you call it a "wax" or a "sealant" alone :)
@@ForensicDetailing haha :) Cheers for clearing that up for me Jon, much appreciated. I'll get a pot ordered!
Love any of the soft 99 products I've tried, rain drop being my favourite so far purely because of the packaging! Will have to try glaco compound after I use up my gtechniq glass polish. I've even applied fusso coat in the lashing rain without issues, still going strong months later.
Totally agree with your advice on prep and how to use Fusso. It goes brilliantly well with BSD as well as the lighter but glossier DDsi as drying aid/rinseless or just as sacrificial layer. I do a chemical decon twice a year on both my daily and the contamination is minimal. I can easily go two years without having to clay my cars. It is that good of a barrier.
Hi! Nice video. I had been using fusso for many many years as my no. 1 paint sealant. Now I moved to Infinity wax synergy ceramic wax. After 5 months it seems as freshly applied. It does not have that fade out effect of fusso - shine and gloss is still present. It would be nice to make comparsion of these two "survivors".
Nothing beats Fusso 12 month bar a ceramic coating .. prep as u say is very important .. super video as always John.
Hi Jon, great content as always. Definitely going to try the glass prep/protection. I have already gone down the turtle wax route with paint protection, so will probably stick with that for a year 👍👍
Thanks for this. I’m just a pleb that’s here for the glass coats. But when I get my next car, I’ll be sure to come back for the panel protection.
Soft 99 have the best branding on their products! I have loads of the old Fusso left which I believe works a bit better with its non environmental friendly ingredients.
Hello Jon love the video as always. I have used Fusso coat on my cars and my caravan and it is amazing stuff as long as you prep right it last and lasts. I have just started to top the fusso with it being still cold to do a full detail and reapply, they have there own topper and that is good but Sonax BSD after say 3 months of just fusso is am amazing way to go OMG. Stay well buddy. James
Even though they recommend crosshatch patterns, I personally discovered quick and small circular motions works a lot better in distributing a think layer uniformly. Also, every 2-3 panels I flush out the pad so it doesn't get too thick
yer and ling as its nice thing layer Im sure thats fine thats what I used to do with the old fusso at least.
Thanks for taking the time to really go into depth. Was looking into these products and appreciate the effort you’ve put into this!
Well delivered and explained, paint on that BM is beautiful! Really enjoyed the subject, in2detailing doing a great offer at the mo which I took them up on and was good to see the glaco applied, bought it first, spotted this video after
the mud bucket was great
Been using Fusso coat for years now. Lucky enough to have a tin of their old formula which I’ve seen out lasts the new one. Stinks though! Every time I apply this stuff I look forward to when it rains. I’ve never seen such insane beading with any other product I’ve used.
Fantastic video and explanation, Jon👏🏻
I’ve never used anything from Soft99 - but I do have some products coming from them in the coming week to try out.
Would be interesting to compare the glass polish and sealant to Meguiar's glass compound and sealant.
Thanks for this video. Back in the day Polished Bliss recommended Fusso Mirror Shine to me. Very easy to apply and lovely results on well prepared paint. Perhaps more of a show wax with only approx 3 months durability but so easy to apply so it is well suited to the summer months.
Good video Jon.
Loved Fusso since watching you videos.
I actually have Glaco it’s nice but don’t think it lasted long as claimed also for me the most annoying thing about Glaco is storing it, there isn’t a flat surface so rolls around on the shelf.
the lid is round your right :)
Hi Jon,great products & reasonably priced compared to other competitors .Super easy & well explained video.👍
Just put a coat of fusso ( original formula) on my son's Infiniti a couple of hours ago.
amazing ive just bought a car it has a lot of swirls thou i have been watching a lot of your videos and am just starting to buy products now then i'll get started thanks
boom nice one richard im around if you need any help.
been waiting for this one jon get in der de lad
Jon i bought 5 tins of the old formula 2 years ago for $20 when they announced a new formula and now the old tins going for $60 each on ebay everyone trying to get their hands on the old formula :D
I bought some a couple of yrs ago, aside from the smell I love the way the cars turned out. Did 4 cars. Hardly looks like any gone from the container
I once put RainEx on a windscreen and when the wipers swept, the water beaded in minute bubbles - obscuring, not clearing the glass. It then took a lot to remove. I've never dared do it again.
I wonder how chemical resistant this is, you mentioned how it keeps the car clean and reduces a build up of dirt which in turn translates to less swirls during contact washing. But if a gull takes a shine (excuse the pun) to the paintwork by evacuating its bowl, I wonder how well it would hold up to that mess compared to a ceramic finish.
The hydrophobic properties and the sheeting of water made that part in my brain get excited 😁. This is something that's number one on my list of requirements a product needs to perform well in. I think I'll check out that older video at Autoglms lab you mentioned too 👍
If a bird poos on your car and its allowed to bake dry and stays on.. I think it will go through fusso or any wax and coatings as well. maybe a pro grade multilayer coating has some benefits Im really not sure, unless you test it first hand its hard to say.
@@ForensicDetailing Sometimes I've got to my car and found the sea gulls have decided that my car is too shiny and pebble dashed it in their own coating, I've not reacted quickly enough but I've always managed to get it off before any chemical burn appear. I thought about this brand of coating before and I'm glad you've given me the opportunity to see how it works. It looks pretty good, torn between this and Gyeon synco evo and this as I like the beading. I'm not fussed about applying it every 6 months or so as I find applying wax a bit of a therapy. 👍
Thanks for the video. I never tried Glaco and actually one online store in my country have bundle of all these 3 products for 49 euros.
nice hoodie jon!!!
aaaaiiiieeeee :)
Ok I'm years behind but is relatively new to the products, normally use BH wax but have been curious about this fusso coat and fancy a change, seems like a good investment for plenty of applications
Use Glaco Max, dry immediately and more effective at lower speeds
less is more with fusso, you right jon.
Bit late to the party, but got some today to try.
But want to do a propper job and strip previous protection
Thanks John. Was looking for a glass protector to add to my arsenal. Think I just found it. It’s on order!! J
Recently started using the new Lunar wax from Veis Detailing. I’ve always used fusso,(both old and new) but the beading from this wax seems perfect after two months, where as fusso loses a lot of its beading around that point for me. My car does around 350/400 miles a week in all weathers so gets a battering. So far it’s holding up just a bit better than fusso for me! You should take a look, honestly the only wax that’s impressed me lately and I’ve bought so many to try lol!
Fusso beats Lunar wax in my testing.
Great video John 😁 Just as a side note I've found the best product to top Fusso with is soft 99 King of Gloss !
It has very similar water behaviour but leaves a noticeably glossier finish.
It also offers a sacrificial layer after fusso has been on for a couple of months 😉
why would you put something on top of it so you cant see the hydrophobic properties???
@@DavidC1 primarily to boost gloss, as fusso isn't as glossy as some others, but also to offer a sacrificial layer to keep fusso coat on the panel longer. King of gloss offers very similar water behaviour to fusso, so it's a win/win ! Extra gloss + protects the original base layer
I did the same thing, once, but not sure I really believe in the "layering" aspect of wax/sealant application. I use King of Gloss or Kiwami in the spring/summer months and then Fusso Coat for the fall/winter. Some people use Fusso coat and then top every now and then with Sonax BSD, as they have just about the same level of hydrophobics and provides gloss.
Excellent Jon looking forward to trying these products out on the new Skoda 👍🏻🇬🇧
Been using (old formula) Fusso for a while now, phenomenal results on my dark metallic grey car, although not so great on my partners solid red 🤔. Really looking forward to trying their glass products 👍.
Great information Jon. I am going to have to give that Glaco Compound a try on my windows to "power clean" them. Gyeon may have contracted with Soft 99 to develop their "Quick View" product. Both companies from the same part of the world and Quick View looks VERY similar to Glaco, although Glaco has been around a lot longer.
Hi Jon,
Great video, Matey. I am still using the original Fusso Coat Light and love the stuff. It is all I use now. Looking forward to trying more of their products, I think the glass products will be next on the list. It would be great to see you review some of their other sealants/waxes.
Keep up the great work.👍
I still like Beadmaker as a drying aid on top of my fusso coat, I’m sure it dulls the hydrophobic properties somewhat but the gloss is too good to pass up and if I miss a couple of maintenance washes I know the fusso coat is lurking underneath.
Just ordered the old fusso last week, gonna give that a try when it comes. Though i love my Hybrid sulutions Turtle wax stuff
Driving the dog mad at 17:30 🤣
fusso soft99 is good stuff, yeah need to clay bar the paintwork then use a primer polish, I use dodo juice lime prime as a pre polish, then finish with fusso soft99, I found the protection lasted 8 months
Great video Dave as I've always said first few days of October good luck all the way to end of March with a little tickle in the middle
Fusso user here, still running fusso in my wife car and Im about to try Authentic for my car.
Informative as always 😃. Favorite Soft99 product = Soft99 The King of Gloss Dark...
I’ll get my brand-new car delivered next month i’ve told the dealer not to remove any plastic film as I’m going to do it myself I was looking for a good sealant i’m pretty much sold on the soft99!
lovely buffage jon
Really impressed with the ease of application of the Fusso. Q. On the tin it states 12 month wax. Is it really a 12 month wax ?. If so that would almost make it comparable to a Ceramic coating. Q. For a flat Red paint (No lacquer), which would be best for UV protection. The Fusso, or a Ceramic coating ?. Sorry for the questions, but my Saab in "Imola Red" is needing another mopping session and this time i want to seal it with the best product for the job. Thank you.
I think 12 months is in ideal conditions, as in it is never going to happen. I got a little over 7 months on my car. Ceramic coating is more like 3 to 4 years, so a different level.
It can last longer than 12 months if you maintain it properly. Just like coatings, Fusso can go the distance if you use a sacrificial layer/booster like Sonax BSD or Bouncer's Done and dusted si edition every 2 to 3 months. Coatings are not attractive enough for me due to the prep required, finicky application and because I like being able to do a light polish every 18 months or so to exfoliate the paint before throwing another layer of Fusso.
hah love the fusso to the bones :) so much I actually bought extra tin of old classic one. I have dark silver and red solid cars and I am using light version
Never had a single issue with application. Just using is as a normal wax aiming for under 10grams and doing finger test. Easyly going full bonet and dorst and getting back to see if it is done. Finish is perfetct using inspection light. It did stands for motnhs
Yes, there are better feeling waxes. Just first used a sholl vintage that I left on a bonnet for dwo days and it came out easily...
Bang for a buck or one wax to do it all. Fusso or dsw.
Jon. How the vintage did in longetivity test you did for PVD? Happen I have it on my car now but I barely drive it.
You mentioned spray products of soft. Happens I have all and all are great. The best one I think is fukupika. I know the love for other ones (egg not appreciated, but luxury gloss...) but fukupika is awesome. Looks, apps, longetivity.. Just a killer.
Vintage is not that durable m8 but it's still a cracker proper nubs overdose like cake I love it
Hello Jon excellent video.
Please
So it is safe to use the Fusso coat yellow wax applicator in all paints?? Specially soft ones?
Thanks
Good day
Yes m8 sponge can't hurt paint only grit in sponge
Just ordered this for the Wife's new car.
Hi Jon, a bit off topic but I’m after some help! I’m venturing into the world of machine polishing… having watched loads of your vids I’m looking at this setup. In2detailing DA8 polisher, flex orange pad with Angelwax medium cut compound. Is this a good enough setup to remove swirls and leave a nice finish. Appreciate the help, Tom
That's a good starting point. Flex purple for harder paint
@@ForensicDetailing thanks Jon. Working with a shadow grey Focus ST3 and from what I’ve read it’s a mid hard-nest paint
Great video as always !
Hi Jon, very thorough review as always. Btw, I dont seems to be able to find the 12 months Glaco. Any link please?
Hi John another good vid keep them coming which would u pick fusso over the new gyeon wax or ?
Nice Review dude. Is there any wiper blade judder after using glaco on the screen?
none, watch unplugged channel for a demo soon when its applied to both sides.
Brilliant job jon👌 fantastic video 🤙
Thanks Tony 👍
Great video as usual. I use the Fusso coat wax on my truck and love the results. Curious on the glass polish. Will it remove water spots? Thanks again for the video.
it strips like crazy even by hand with low pressure its just insane. stay tuned to my unplugged channel.
It got rid of some old water spotting on my side and rear window with ease. Very impressive product and well priced will definitely continue to use it.
Debating using this when my ceramic coating wears out.
Great video John many thanks for your info 👍😉
I found the Glaco Ultra to be average at best, with poor durability and needed a higher speed for water run off than others I've used (and I've used a lot!)
Which is your personal favourite?
Thanks pal 👍
I have a red and a grey vehicle so should I be using the light or the dark version? 🤔 I’m definitely going to give it a try after watching this video 🙂👍🏽
Makes no difference m8
Good to know! I thought I was going to have to buy both..
@@ForensicDetailingI’ve ordered the Dark. I just started putting some Uno Advance on my old trucks single stage red paint. Hopefully at the weekend I can use some Fusso 😎 thanks again for your time and sharing your knowledge 👍🏽
I have the old formula, bought it on Ebay from Hong Kong, believe it’s still available
Used the new fusso a few times but i'm not really impressed.
Applying and removing is not the easiest there is, the smell is horrible. It's really cheap. Water behavior was really, really good, never seen such great beads as with fusso. After a month or 4 the best was over and it rapidly started degrading, this without applying additional layers of protection over fusso, only regular washes. The thing i disliked most, was the film that remained weeks and weeks after applying fusso, never had this problem with any other LSP.
Comparing fusso with polish angel master sealant, wich i like alot more. the most user friendly and best looking results i've had. Water behavior is a little less outstanding than fusso but still great. How long it'll last is still a question for me, it's on my car for about 1 month now and still going hard.
you should not be getting any filming.. but you will get degredation. guess after 4 months that initial bling will be dead, you could go again or, just use a fusso based topper I think. But ultimately you can try non fusso stuff. Some like Kiwammi or KOG better.
@@ForensicDetailing I understand it should not be leaving any film but every time i used fusso, i've had the same issue.
The only thing i can think of, is that i've used to much product. Although i doubt it...
two thinks i like your Channel and Soft99😃
After the 'new and improved' version of fusso I've switched to water block. Far easier to use, more hydrophobic and get more for your money. If you want the original fusso, get it from a Russian seller at JDM. But after what's going off with Ukraine, il spend my money elsewhere or stick to waterblock 👍
Very quick detail nice video on apply fusso wax... I make mistakes on applying these wax. This video really explain clearly what to do in order to achieve best results. I have a question, do you know what is the easily method to strip the fusso wax? Do we really need to use polish to achieve that?
short answer is finishing polishing on a DA machine is best way to strip this. Fresh coat of fusso wont be stripped by detergent or even hydrocarbon its too durable.
@@ForensicDetailing Thank you for the reply! I guess i have to wait.
Hi Jon, what prep would you recommend if you had used autoglym srp regularly since new, before applying this wax?
Great video, thank you. Just one question..if after clay bar why wouldn’t someone use Meguiars hybrid ceramic spray, or does the soft99 give a deeper finish than the hybrid? Many thanks
great video as usual .. think can mention fluorine is potentially rather dangerous chemical and need gloves and ventilation to say the least. the movie dark waters is about his chemical I think lol
Truly a fantastic wax, not to be understated but it seems to be fetishized on the Internet. Overhyped almost especially when people insist you need the “old formula” that smells like petrol. What makes it better than Ultra Lock Plus?
I think ultra lock is pdms based or some form of si polymer. These tend to work well. Dunno, in the UK fusso just went viral big time, ultra lock never has really. Silicone polymer is quite commen maybe, fluro polymer less so. I think fusso ace card is the hydrophobicity maybe, lots like that.
Great product but I wish they had a softer foam applicator included , the one included is far too coarse, I don’t think it’s suitable for my new car as it’s a softer clear coat and a lot of newer cars are coming with soft thin paint
Hello, very nice video. I really like to use fusso coat :) very nice and durable wax. But i always do only chemical decontamination (iron and tar), because im worried when i use claybar and i dont polish car after claying, it is micro-marring paintwork. It is safe to use clay with onr and then not polish car? Thanks :)
Agree! Im Also user of BH products! They are great! Question! Any good products which strips off soft 99 fuso coat end of the 12! Month maybe more still holding up well!! I’m planning to use it again only wanted a clean panel will use clay and panel clean but first need something good enough that strips for beginning! Thanks.
finishing polish is the best way to remove LSP mate.
@@ForensicDetailing I’m afraid I’m not a ( business detail person) only doing it for my pleasure:) and I never really did polishing and not owning a machine either but! ;) putting it in my basket and taking out since a year now ! So time to get a machine??;)
@@ForensicDetailing I’m gonna try Garage T zero and see what happens!
Great video John.
Any chance of doing a one-bottle 'Wash n Wax' comparison for occasional maintenance washing?
I use Zip Wax for my occasional quick n dirty weekend.
Wonder if there is a better one-bottle wash n wax product out there?
could be one for the future. my friend will make note.
Do you get any squeaky wiper noise?
no watch unplugged channel next week I will demo some more.
@@ForensicDetailing brill! Looking forward to it. Got notifs on for you mate cracking channel
Thanks John, another top video. I'm getting my car professionally detailed with Britemax and finished with a ceramic coating. Can these products be applied post above treatment? Keep up the great work. Regards,. Andy
I think if your having a coating installed... Maintain it with the products from britemax if its a britemax. then theres just no doubt you are doing the best for your coating. Otherwise its unchartered water..
What’s the best wax to buy not care about price I want to shine And protection
Thanks for the detailed video Jon. Which would you recommend for long term protection between gyeon can coat and this?
Ive not tested the new can coat. But typically a ceramic even a lightweight one will last longer i think.
Should bring out a soft 69 range, that will spcie things up
Good video. How do you recommend washing the soft 99 fusso Coat applicator after using? Regular apc?
yer hot water and load it with APC and like in a sink and flush it all out.
how many cars can I use the glaco compound and the glaco sealant? cheers
Great video found that really helpful and I’ve used Fusso before. I’ve also made the mistake of applying it a little to thick which does make removing more difficult so that’s a great tip for anyone who hasn’t used it.
Also didn’t know the other Glaco product was an abrasive cleaner so I might get some of that.
I’ve used Ultra Glaco before and it’s a fantastic water repellant for the glass.
What happens if you put seal and shine on top?
Hello Friend how are you? One question, will the fusso for light colors work well on any type of color?
Yes
Hydrophobicity is a good word!🤔