I tried the new fusso on my garage queen at the beginning of this year. I also put fusso 3 month wax over the top the following day, as I have done with the older 12month fusso. It’s definitely more user friendly than the older product. I took my car out over the weekend and found after 1 wash it doesn’t stand up as well to the elements as the older 12month does. Thankfully I still have the older version left.
Maybe leaving them for 24hrs after buffing before the torture test so Fusso could bond more with the clear coat would have given better test conditions. I have the previous dark version on my car and with a topper applied around 6 months back is still,performing great.I love the way that any beads from previous rainfall slide up the bonnet before Glaco kicks them of the glass 😄
For best results work in a sheltered area,damper the pad and don't use too much polish,plus you must let it cure till the next day before washing,it's a great product,good luck everyone 👍
Great test mate, well done! I have both of the old versions and can't tell the difference between dark or light 😅 Like you said, less is more and you get a bloody lot of applications per tin! Highly rate Fusso Coat you can't go wrong 👌 Cheers Stuart
Enjoyed that, thank you. I have 3 Soft99 waxes, the Fusso, which i use before winter, mirror shine is great to use for the rest of the year, then there's dark & shine for other peoples cars 😂. All the best 👍.
I was up your way at the weekend for the Granite City Rally and took in the Tarland show as well as that was where I grew up. A good day of driving day left at 6 a.m. home by 9 p.m and now I get to wash my car again of the mud from the drive through the forest to the car park.
with the older version I tended to use a microfiber applicator. Nowt fancy , just the type you used to get in Wilkos etc . Its only of those products everyone should try / have . My old cripe was the gloss levels aren't as high as other waxes they do so many would top with King of Gloss or as I had done Kiwami for that gloss punch . Did wonder and the dark n light versions but your only polishing the clear coat so would anything really effect that in any actual way ? Brilliant as always Specky and you have worked out the podcast and video timings to tally finally too 😊
That might not be all nonsense, I've seen a product designed for slicker airflow and some car manufacturers have chosen to apply it before handing the car to the customer.
I think I need to get some GT decon shampoo. Test idea. Apply 9 LSPs on the bonnet. Wait a month, no washes. Assess water behaviour. Clean with GT decon. Which ones survive? Do any? Anyway, always enjoy your videos!
Hi Specky,a interesting video about the Fusso sealant,to use a damp sponge would probably make it spread better over the paintwork.and the results are amazing, beading is brilliant.
It absolutely does When you wet the applicator it keeps the sponge from absorbing the wax Also you have to apply this very thin The thinner the better One can should last between 25-30 applications Also when putting it on very thin it flashes much quicker which speeds up the whole process and avoids high spots and also the problem of removing it. Don’t let this wax sit for ten minutes It will be a nightmare to get off People think you have to put globs of this wax on It’s the exact opposite As for longevity I get between 9-12 months out of it It is hands down the best wax/sealant I have ever used Also when cured ( 24hrs ) you can top it with Fusso King of Gloss or Mirror Shine This adds more gloss and also protects the original coating Those toppers last about 3 months. I haven’t used the new Fusso but I do have 4 cans of the old Fusso. I am set for life.
Unsure if you mentioned the smell. I heard they had to remove the naughty chemicals found in the old version, hence the strong smell.thus is why the new version was created. Hang onto an old tin if you have 1!
Hi hope a suggestion , im been using the old one , but its seems after days rain n shine its left a dirty marks n stain on the my white car. It is because im applying it during a day n not under a roof ??
nice. This is my favourite winter wax due to the durability, and it just about lasts a Scottish winter :) I was going to do a base coat of fusso topped with mirror shine, as I find Fusso can dull the shine one it fully cures. Top Tip, if you dress your plastics and rubber before applying this, it makes it easier to wipe off, if you put any on by mistake, as it can leave a white stain. I've been wondering if its better, or even possible, to apply this by 3 inch machine polisher (wet sponge) to get a thinner layer of product on there? Any thoughts?
Firstly I love the idea of dressing plastics first, makes a lot of sense! Waxing with a DA? I've definitely considered it but never actually tried, maybe something to try on the wife's car 🤣
Its only a new wax for the uk and europe they still sell the original but just not in the uk anymore due to some of the ingredients being banned here in the uk
Fusso dark is starting to fail on my hood after only 3 months. Claim says 12 months. Must be a bad joke. Did decon wash and came back just a little but still getting weak. Hood was polished clayed and prepped before. Weather has been very hot summer heat and maybe 3 inches of rain in 3 months. Washed weekly with ph neutral soap. I have a whole can left and it's going in the trash.
I heard that this smells strongly of chemicals-does this apply to the old version, as I tried the new version and it doesn’t have a strong odour at all? Cheers!
I tried some of the new black formula today, unfortunately didn’t go smooth. I’m used to applying ceramic coats and pasty waxes but this feels very different. I applied as little as I could each time, shadow area, still ended up with many high spots! Not easy at all
@@SpeckyMcSporran I appreciate your quick answer! I did not, as the instructions didn’t say so! Do you think it won’t affect it’s performance being in contact with water?
It shouldn't make any impact as the water can't actually mix with the product without an emulsifier. The water simply helps the wax to spread more evenly without soaking too much into the applicator.
@@SpeckyMcSporran Thank you! Will also try with a microfiber applicator instead of the original that comes inside. Will have another go this following week, thank you!
I don't think so, BSD has a sticky feel whereas the Fusso (old and new) has a slick feel. Whatever they use, it's crazy hydrophobic but it doesn't have any slickness.
Hi Buddy, My Name Is Vivek Bharti From Punjab In India I Bought A New White Colour Car 6 months Ago With My Hard Earned Money. And I Have Seen A Lot Of Video's On UA-cam Related Carnuba Waxes To Protect The Paint Of My Car, Every Company Says That Their Product Is Good. Please Suggest Me Which Carnuba Wax Will Be Best For Car Paint protection so that the car paint remains safe for a long time ? Because It's Very Valuable For Me. Please Suggest Can I Go With 1) Meguiar Ultimate Liquid Wax 2) Meguiar Ultimate Paste Wax 3) Turtle Super Hard Shell Wax 4) Turtle Ceramic Graphene 5) Meguiar Mirror Glaze 26 Or is there someone better than these I Have A Lot Of Faith On You. Thanks In Advance
Natural waxes are not so good in hot climates so you're better with a ceramic wax or synthetic sealant if you can get one. They also tend to last longer too.
I haven't tried can coat yet but I hear good things. If you're not experienced with coating style products then I'd suggest the Soft99 Fusso because it's just like waxing.
Can it be applied to all surfaces..plastic glass decals??...something nobody talks about in coatings personally, nothing beats Sonax Netshield will out last anything
Avoid un-painted plastics and glass. Interesting that you say Sonax Polymer Netshield can't be beaten, Sonax claims up to 6 months of protection but Soft99 Fusso claims up to 12 months.
What products claim and what they do ....used hundreds of products Sonax can be used on any surface and last on every vehicle I've used it on over 12 months. Like everyone else...always looking for a better one...perpetual quest. Very rarely will one work on every surface. If this is not known, it's disastrous.
I have 4 brand new cans of the old Fusso I bought them when I heard they were coming out with a new one It is hands down the best It’s true that you have to apply it thin thinner thinnest Allow a full cure ( 24 hours ) You can top this with just about anything Fusso King of Gloss and Fusso Mirror shine were meant to go with this wax / sealant It will give gloss and also protect the Fusso soft 99 It lasts about months You can wash your car every week and a year later it will still bead.
I tried the new fusso on my garage queen at the beginning of this year.
I also put fusso 3 month wax over the top the following day, as I have done with the older 12month fusso.
It’s definitely more user friendly than the older product.
I took my car out over the weekend and found after 1 wash it doesn’t stand up as well to the elements as the older 12month does.
Thankfully I still have the older version left.
Maybe leaving them for 24hrs after buffing before the torture test so Fusso could bond more with the clear coat would have given better test conditions.
I have the previous dark version on my car and with a topper applied around 6 months back is still,performing great.I love the way that any beads from previous rainfall slide up the bonnet before Glaco kicks them of the glass 😄
Yes defo leave for 24hrs
I use the black, apply under shade and leave for 12hrs.. currently at 2nd month, works really good.. thanks for the video bro
I love your opening specs logo . It has vibes of some high production quality game. First class. Your reviews are always informative.
Thank you!
Great video Scottie, you and Paul must be up there in the top two hobbyest detailers on UA-cam.
Ah I wish, but thank you!
Great video buddy, I’m a huge fan of Soft99
These waxes always perform. The old version definitely has more longevity in all my testing
Yep, they've improved the user experience but lost a little of the durability. Strange that the dark wax took a bigger hit than the light though.
Great video! And loved the test, Look forward to trying it out.
For best results work in a sheltered area,damper the pad and don't use too much polish,plus you must let it cure till the next day before washing,it's a great product,good luck everyone 👍
Great test mate, well done!
I have both of the old versions and can't tell the difference between dark or light 😅
Like you said, less is more and you get a bloody lot of applications per tin!
Highly rate Fusso Coat you can't go wrong 👌
Cheers Stuart
Yep, I don't think anyone would notice a difference with the colours. Epic protection though!
good video Specky, I bought a tin of the Kiwami after watching our friend on Obsessive Car Deatiling channel and love it.
Yeah he definitely loves his Kiwami, never tried it myself but I may pick up a tin sometime.
Enjoyed that, thank you. I have 3 Soft99 waxes, the Fusso, which i use before winter, mirror shine is great to use for the rest of the year, then there's dark & shine for other peoples cars 😂. All the best 👍.
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Great video and subject - Always a fan of your methodology in tests like these.
I'm not a big wax user but when I do then I use this stuff.
Thank you Chris!
Nice comparison here. Thanks Specky! Think I'll pick this up to try. Cheers
Thank you!
I was up your way at the weekend for the Granite City Rally and took in the Tarland show as well as that was where I grew up. A good day of driving day left at 6 a.m. home by 9 p.m and now I get to wash my car again of the mud from the drive through the forest to the car park.
Very, very, VERY interesting review, Mr. Specky.
Kind regards from Mallorca, Spain, great job 👍
Thank you!
Great video specky. Not used any soft99 waxes yet but it looked easy to apply and that water behaviour was nuts
It's been a while since I've used it myself, the new version has definitely improved user friendliness.
with the older version I tended to use a microfiber applicator. Nowt fancy , just the type you used to get in Wilkos etc . Its only of those products everyone should try / have . My old cripe was the gloss levels aren't as high as other waxes they do so many would top with King of Gloss or as I had done Kiwami for that gloss punch . Did wonder and the dark n light versions but your only polishing the clear coat so would anything really effect that in any actual way ? Brilliant as always Specky and you have worked out the podcast and video timings to tally finally too 😊
Duragloss track claw is fluorine based sealant it’s marketed to make fast 1/4 mile passes which is hilarious
That might not be all nonsense, I've seen a product designed for slicker airflow and some car manufacturers have chosen to apply it before handing the car to the customer.
Good video mate - yet to use any of the fusso waxes. Heard good things over the years. Water behaviour looks insane.
As I mentioned in the video, you're not likely to get water behaviour like this from most other sealants. Truly epic.
I think I need to get some GT decon shampoo.
Test idea. Apply 9 LSPs on the bonnet. Wait a month, no washes. Assess water behaviour. Clean with GT decon. Which ones survive? Do any?
Anyway, always enjoy your videos!
Interesting idea, cheers! 👍🏻
Hi Specky,a interesting video about the Fusso sealant,to use a damp sponge would probably make it spread better over the paintwork.and the results are amazing, beading is brilliant.
It certainly surprised me!
It absolutely does
When you wet the applicator it keeps the sponge from absorbing the wax
Also you have to apply this very thin
The thinner the better
One can should last between 25-30 applications
Also when putting it on very thin it flashes much quicker which speeds up the whole process and avoids high spots and also the problem of removing it.
Don’t let this wax sit for ten minutes
It will be a nightmare to get off
People think you have to put globs of this wax on
It’s the exact opposite
As for longevity
I get between 9-12 months out of it
It is hands down the best wax/sealant I have ever used
Also when cured ( 24hrs ) you can top it with Fusso King of Gloss or Mirror Shine
This adds more gloss and also protects the original coating
Those toppers last about 3 months.
I haven’t used the new Fusso but I do have 4 cans of the old Fusso.
I am set for life.
Unsure if you mentioned the smell. I heard they had to remove the naughty chemicals found in the old version, hence the strong smell.thus is why the new version was created. Hang onto an old tin if you have 1!
I've lost my sense of smell so I can't say for sure 😭
Have always used a very lightly dampened microfiber to remove, comes off a treat
I buffed with a dry towel but the damp applicator is a must!
@SpeckyMcSporran ooooo interesting, why is a damp microfibre a must?
It seems to ensure a more even coverage which seemed to improve the performance of the waxes.
Hi hope a suggestion , im been using the old one , but its seems after days rain n shine its left a dirty marks n stain on the my white car. It is because im applying it during a day n not under a roof ??
Cracking video buddy ❤
Cheers Darren! 💗
nice. This is my favourite winter wax due to the durability, and it just about lasts a Scottish winter :) I was going to do a base coat of fusso topped with mirror shine, as I find Fusso can dull the shine one it fully cures. Top Tip, if you dress your plastics and rubber before applying this, it makes it easier to wipe off, if you put any on by mistake, as it can leave a white stain. I've been wondering if its better, or even possible, to apply this by 3 inch machine polisher (wet sponge) to get a thinner layer of product on there? Any thoughts?
Firstly I love the idea of dressing plastics first, makes a lot of sense! Waxing with a DA? I've definitely considered it but never actually tried, maybe something to try on the wife's car 🤣
Its only a new wax for the uk and europe they still sell the original but just not in the uk anymore due to some of the ingredients being banned here in the uk
I got the old one on ebay
Fusso dark is starting to fail on my hood after only 3 months. Claim says 12 months. Must be a bad joke. Did decon wash and came back just a little but still getting weak. Hood was polished clayed and prepped before. Weather has been very hot summer heat and maybe 3 inches of rain in 3 months. Washed weekly with ph neutral soap. I have a whole can left and it's going in the trash.
I heard that this smells strongly of chemicals-does this apply to the old version, as I tried the new version and it doesn’t have a strong odour at all? Cheers!
Can it be used on painted plastic? Glossy painted. Thanks
Yes absolutely, practically all waxes and sealants work fine on glossy plastic.
I tried some of the new black formula today, unfortunately didn’t go smooth. I’m used to applying ceramic coats and pasty waxes but this feels very different. I applied as little as I could each time, shadow area, still ended up with many high spots! Not easy at all
Did you dampen the applicator? I find that makes a big difference to keeping a good even coverage.
@@SpeckyMcSporran I appreciate your quick answer! I did not, as the instructions didn’t say so! Do you think it won’t affect it’s performance being in contact with water?
It shouldn't make any impact as the water can't actually mix with the product without an emulsifier. The water simply helps the wax to spread more evenly without soaking too much into the applicator.
@@SpeckyMcSporran Thank you! Will also try with a microfiber applicator instead of the original that comes inside. Will have another go this following week, thank you!
Hi. Looks good stuff. Never used before. How much does a tin cost.where can u buy it from in uk
Type Soft99 Fusso Coat into Google and it'll give you a list of prices and UK stockists
Specky how long to you let the wax sit on panel before you wipe off?
Do you think Sonax use a similar ingredient in bsd to achieve a similar beeding
I don't think so, BSD has a sticky feel whereas the Fusso (old and new) has a slick feel. Whatever they use, it's crazy hydrophobic but it doesn't have any slickness.
True
I own a white car. Which product is more durable? I am looking for a product whose effect lasts for a long time.
Hi Buddy,
My Name Is Vivek Bharti From Punjab In India
I Bought A New White Colour Car 6 months Ago With My Hard Earned Money.
And I Have Seen A Lot Of Video's On UA-cam Related Carnuba Waxes To Protect The Paint Of My Car, Every Company Says That Their Product Is Good.
Please Suggest Me Which Carnuba Wax Will Be Best For Car Paint protection so that the car paint remains safe for a long time ?
Because It's Very Valuable For Me.
Please Suggest Can I Go With
1) Meguiar Ultimate Liquid Wax
2) Meguiar Ultimate Paste Wax
3) Turtle Super Hard Shell Wax
4) Turtle Ceramic Graphene
5) Meguiar Mirror Glaze 26
Or is there someone better than these
I Have A Lot Of Faith On You.
Thanks In Advance
Natural waxes are not so good in hot climates so you're better with a ceramic wax or synthetic sealant if you can get one. They also tend to last longer too.
@@SpeckyMcSporran Please Recommend The Best One
Fusso coat in direct sunlight:)
Would you use soft99 over geyon coatcan
I haven't tried can coat yet but I hear good things. If you're not experienced with coating style products then I'd suggest the Soft99 Fusso because it's just like waxing.
Can you use this on PPF film?
You should be able to use any wax or sealant on PPF film but it's always best to check with the manufacturer of the film just in case.
Can it be applied to all surfaces..plastic glass decals??...something nobody talks about in coatings personally, nothing beats Sonax Netshield will out last anything
Avoid un-painted plastics and glass. Interesting that you say Sonax Polymer Netshield can't be beaten, Sonax claims up to 6 months of protection but Soft99 Fusso claims up to 12 months.
What products claim and what they do ....used hundreds of products Sonax can be used on any surface and last on every vehicle I've used it on over 12 months. Like everyone else...always looking for a better one...perpetual quest. Very rarely will one work on every surface. If this is not known, it's disastrous.
Thanks for your review, however this is not the product for me...
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I like old.
I don't blame you 👍🏻
I have 4 brand new cans of the old Fusso
I bought them when I heard they were coming out with a new one
It is hands down the best
It’s true that you have to apply it thin thinner thinnest
Allow a full cure ( 24 hours )
You can top this with just about anything
Fusso King of Gloss and Fusso Mirror shine were meant to go with this wax / sealant
It will give gloss and also protect the Fusso soft 99
It lasts about months
You can wash your car every week and a year later it will still bead.
Soft99 recommend applying it in straight lines, in a cross hatch style. You applied it in circles.
Just saying...
First!!!!