If anyone is wondering how this channel has acquired over 300k subs then this video will tell you everything...........Hard work, dedication and attention to detail !! Excellent video and channel👍
thank you mate I appreciate that its taken a long time and its really been lots of failing for the odd success. but if your not prepare to fail you have no chance of doing anything different.
finnaly bought some, got some of the black fusso for 16 quid for my black e90 REALLY excited, i been using Simoniz for 2 years lol. You got me onot fusso, im putting it on top SRP, my fav polish (filler), cant wait.
Jon, I have a question in regards to the new SCRATCH CLEAR wax from Soft 99. I am highly interested in purchasing that particular wax. Should I polish that into the paint with a DA first? Then follow up with Fusso coat to lock in the shine? I am assuming that Scratch Clear version has some sort of fillers like a glaze? If I did the Fusso first, would the Scratch Clear then remove the Fusso because it has cleaning and polishing properties? I am just curious because I am going to purchase a can of that stuff as I normally wash/wax my vehicles rather than ceramic coat them. I have a Nissan 370Z which has pretty soft paint and is always getting micro marring in the finish, even though I try my darndest to mitigate any wash induced marring. Thanks for any information you can provide.
Loved this Jon, so much work, cheers! I have Fusso for the pre-winter full detail, it gets me through to spring. I have the Dark, like you, I dont like the buff, it was hard work IMO. I keep putting mirror shine in my basket and then not buying it, im definitely going to now. All the best.
The Fusso went on last week and KOG will go on top of it this week if the weather is better than last week when showers started as soon as the Fusso tin lid came off! It was the first time that I applied Fusso the larger panels using a CG Hex red pad having applied it by hand in the past; I then read the instructions and noticed that they recommend hand application, do you know why?
After years using Fusso, I bought a can of KOG to apply on my caldera red F-type after a 9 hour polishing session and it looks stunning. Now that I got a red car, making it look like your old BMW is the goal, Jon. 😉
Awesome vid again pal,, but like your other vid with the 3 fusso toppers,, why bother, why not just put another coat of fusso on? That's what I do (May as well use the daddy)... also I've the black fusso tin that I always use on my white car and it looks great after 👍 Keep up the great vids,, can't imagine how much time they consume to make,record, edit and upload
Thank you for this awesome video, Jon! That mirror shine gloss wise looks impressive. I have the original formula fusso coat after seeing your previous videos on it, and I felt its durability vs British weather was a bit of a let down, as I don't wash it every week, maybe once or twice a month. Incredible hydrophobicity though!
Awesome video, I've been using the new scratch for a while and love the product. I'm so happy out did well in your tests, somehow that makes me so happy 👍😁👌
Good Video, thanks for the overview of their products. I was looking for a wax, so went with New Scratch Clear, also bought their Glaco DX and Glass Compound Roll-on. Keep up the good work and content.
Hi John, not criticising your dedication and hard work, but this seems to be marketing gone mad. It would be interesting to understand what it says on each product container regarding the specific ‘use case’ for the product. If a customer is faced with all these products on a web site page or retailers shelf, there has to be clear differentiation so the customer knows which one to choose. As to the gloss test - the gloss meter may be able to measure the differences, but could your eyes detect the differences? If not, was there much point in doing the test?
I think this is why they created wax selector page have a look it's really good. But yes I agree it's so many waxes it's hard to know without doing this testing. But to simply I think fusso and mirror shine are the best l. Fusso for baseline good durability, mirror shine for quick gloss up on and off.
Great video John. Only getting to it now. Just had my 4 series grand coupe in black ceramic coated. What do you recommend for the summer months that's safe to use. Like to wash the car and wax it at the weekend in the evening. Just looking to inhance the gloss, and something handy to use. Thinking the water based?. Thanks again John for the great videos.
Hello John, it's always a pleasure watching your videos/reviews. Very informative and valuable analysis. Thank you!! Have a question for you... Would it be okay to top the Fusso Coat with Gyeon Wet Coat instead of their topper Speed & Barrier? the reason is I already have Wet Coat and didn't want to buy the Speed & Barrier to bond well with Fusso. Thanks for your thoughts!
I dont think Ive tested if those 2 products play well with each other. I would just try wet coat on one wing mate and see if it goes onto the fusso with no streaking. if all good then do the whole car.
John, thank you for the channel and all the effort you put in mate, you are the reason i bought fusso coat in the first place. I am trying a new application method, I spray the Fusso coat sponge with TW Seal and shine to make the sponge damp then i apply the wax, im getting abetter application that seems more uniform and the gloss is better and so is the removal, maybe try this and let me know your thoughts
I got alot of gloss and slickness out of the F7 which i found was a bit different in ur testing. Durability i agree tho… i really enjoyed working with the f7 :D. I have the original Fusso also so i will keep using that. U think topping Fusso coat with F7 is a bad idea and i can better go for 2 coats of fusso coat? Much appreciated u did this test Jon i enjoyed it alot. Thank you!
Looks like I chose wisely back when soft99 had Black Friday deals. I bought the soft99 pearl and meta version of the soft99 black/white as my car colour is the Honda Magnetic Blue. I’ve yet to try it myself as the North West hasn’t had the best of weather. (When we do have a dry day my better half wants a trip out somewhere 🤣)
I have a tin of the old Fusso and i love it, the beading is amazing. After the curing i top it off with kawami , its a little ,more glossy. not sure if it boosts the fusso though.
Hi. Great content. I have always used autolac sealer with a Collinite 476 on top using bsd as a top up. Would F7 and soft99 coat be something you’d recommend?
Hi John I would like to join in your car detailing course , do you do certificate after finishing course ..I am impressed of your service and watched all your videos now interested to join in your course
WOW! Great Job ! lotta work went in there! ThankYou! Love my Fuso , although its a Beast to apply and buff off sometimes! lol! Hydrophobic rivals some ceramic products out there!
I have a question that has been bugging me lately. I have fusso coat on my car. Lately, I have been using Optimum ONR to wash it. Rinseless wash is very nice for the inbetween two bucket washes. The question is whether ONR is degrading the quality of Fusso Coat protection? It certainly brings very nice gloss because of the polymers but is this combo good or bad in terms of paint protection and durability?
Fantastic I can’t wait I think this will be the most interesting one yet to be honest a lot of people wanting to know weather apc or citrus so really excited and thanks for all your great content over the years, you have helped me massively and keep up the great work
Hi Jon! in this case do you recommend kiwami for light colors over the dark-one? i already see the video where you cover this topic, but... any reason to use kiwami light in this video?
Kiwami light is just the one they sent me. Either will be fine mate but go with the one you think will match the paint type you will be working on. If in doubt maybe go with the dark.
Hi. I’ve been watching your content for quite a while. I bought the fusso coat. Can you help me. Every time I use it it keeps leaving a residue after I’ve buff it off and then takes me a hour to get it off. Do you know why this keeps happening.
prep the paint well. Dont put loads on a tiny tiny thin layer in a cross hatch pass. give it 10 mins then buff it with a clean cloth. dont use some old microfiber. thats it. If you put too much on you can get smearing i think.
@@ForensicDetailing thank you for getting back to me. It’s really appreciated. I do all the prep and I only use new microfibres. I must be using to much. But I can’t see how to use less. It hardly looks like I’m putting any on. It’s hard to explain what it looks like. It buff off really easy but if you look at the paint work in different angles it leaves like shadows if you what I mean. Then it takes ages to get it off. It’s not like there’s wax on the panel like normal car wax. Can you see wax on the panel when you put it on or does it go on that thin it’s hard to see. Really sorry to keep bothering you.
I like your vids john....but nothing has beat Sonax netshield for me...show me one of these or any product that you can use on all surfaces, plastic, glass, decals, and stay hydrophobic over 6 months...used hundreds of products always looking for the next best thing
U mean F7 right. we done video on topping fusso. really S99 have 4 products that are ideal for topping fusso. these are KOG, Kiwammi or Mirror Shine waxes. Or Fusso Booster speed and barrier spray wax. Dont top with a ceramic coating no.
@ForensicDetailing i mean their ceramic coating known as h7 9h... when doing the test results u said the hydro water wax can be used over ceramic coating. So I was wondering if i use a graphene ceramic coating, can i still use fusso as the base coat and mirror as the top layer... or 1. Fusso extreme 2. Mirror 3. H7 soft 99 ceramic coating or a 9h or 12h graphene ceramic coating: as top layer Is this possible , or it would not be able to get a bond
Maybe I'm out on an island but I tried Fusso Coat and thought it was the worst wax to work with. I tried several methods of application and finally gave up. Threw it away.
Turtlewax Ice Paste wax really beat soft 99 in durability and long lasting shine i used it as a toper to my Turtle wax graphene ceramic it lasted on my 2nd car 9 months and it was park outside rain or shine and a daily driver car. But i still use fuso soft 99 from time to time to my other car.😊
My car has this sort of obsidian black paint with a slight blue tint in the sunlight, but completely black in low light. It's swirled real bad, I want to reduce or fill in the swirls and bump up the gloss. What wax would suit my case ?
You could try Super Resin Polish by Autoglym, or Tripple from Auto Finese, both have mild abrasives and filling capability, along with a smidge of protection.
its been almost 12 months since i applied fusso coat and i still have a great water resistance on the doors, other parts are not as good as them but its ok. fusso makes me think that ceramic coatings are unnecessary.
I applied Synergy Lite ceramic a few weeks ago, to my dad's car, it is as cheap as a wax (£20) so they're not all expensive. It was a doddle to apply and the sheeting is just crazy, it's way easier to clean.
@@decker0373 you are right some of them works good despite the price but you can probably use a bottle like 2 times but i used fusso at least 3 times since last year and still half of the box remains
@Arda Güler I 100% agree, the cost per use of Fusso is so much better, I was only ponting out that some of the ceramics aren't as expensive as people think. I'm with you though, I wax my own car, I'm not planning on a ceramic for her.
Brilliant video always….just one thing! The test for slickness isn’t even, the top row are high and will have more of a angle than the lower ones. Imagine the test panel being bigger, the ones in the top row would be so much high than the bottom row 👍🏽
not really to fill coating swirls or repair coating no. carpro essence plus will do that. but swirls are likely to be in the clearcoat the coating is too thin to display swirls as such.
Thank you John, do you think I’m better off using a light jeweling polish to remove and reapply the ceramic when it’s a bit more beat, I only worry about damaging the clear coat as I’m unsure of how many times I can polish the car ( it’s brand new only had it since January but I had polished it with chemical guys P4 prior to applying synergy lite ) Thanks 🙏🏻
Like the Fusso Dark (the original), the beading and durability are great but on my Ford’s Panther Black Metallic just have one issue no matter what I do, like a Ghosting or it changes how the metallic looks. Applied as thin as possible, wait a min or wait ten, damp applicator, apply a second coat and buff immediately. Wipe afterwards with a detail spray, nothing clears it unless polished again. Tend to go for spray sealants because of it. Didn’t get any issues on a dark grey metallic so will save it for when I change car
My understanding of what your doing is, applying a coat, waiting briefly then applying another coat whilst the first coat is semi curing, therefore creating a dull layer between coats! Try applying your 1st coat, wait for it to haze then buff off, wait a minimum of 24hrs for it to fully cure, buff if needed for any bits that show then apply a 2nd coat. I have Spirit Blue paint work and it really pops doing it this way. You can also layer mirror shine instead of a 2nd coat of fusso for it to really ping.
@@simontennant3095 sorry may have worded it badly. Applied first coated, waited to cure 10-15 mins. Buff off and left with these marks, ONR doesn’t remove them or a detailing spray, a “detailing world” suggestion was to apply a second coat and buff before pretty much right after. Nothing seems to stop it on this one car. It shows the outline if you apply in circles. May have to try straight or cross hatch (also paint is decontaminated, polished and IPA’d) cheers for advice tho
@@CTR_1986I haven’t had that problem One thing I do know for sure is The thinner you put it on the better the whole process goes Thin Thinner Thinnest If you do this with a damp applicator it flashes very quickly I mean within a minute So I work small sections at a time Maybe 2’ X 2’ I put it on wait maybe a minute Wipe it up thoroughly Then I take a clean microfiber cloth and buff it again I get no hazing I get no high spots And I do not get any excess wax drying leaving white residue Also wait 24 hours between coats or toppers It needs to gas out so all the solvents dissipate and makes a complete bond Also prep is key to any coating.
@@Carlos.Rivera I've used the ceramic spray. Finding the results very good. Streaked like hell on my wife's black car cos i didn't wipe it off quick enough. I've just ordered a buy one get one free and got the free Wax to the max liquid. Which I'm looking forward to buy.
Love Fuso coat, currently looking for a new topper wax that gives a bit more gloss. Was going to go with Kiwami, but looks like you have thrown in spanner into my plans and I now need to consider the mirror shine…. Anyone else used both these combo’s what worked best?
I tried full blow ceramic for first time few months ago, blown away by its properties, repellency and self cleaning. compared to tac moon light even, totally different. I still don't want to put anything on top it's so powerful but just think the shine is a little dead compared to gloss I'm used to by freshly waxing or detailing spraying etc. I don't even want to put wet coat on it lol. think I'll try glossworkz wash and see how that goes, hope it does not mask either but at least it can be removed next time. damn you ceramincs complicating my life lol - tips welcome
dont use glossworks on the coating mate. you will clog it up and mask its properties. use pure shampoos. top your coating with a water based ceramic spray from the coating provider.
@@ForensicDetailing appreciate your thoughts and experience, its g tech light, I don't know what they recommend yet I love wet coat but compared to performance after three months fresh wet coat not even as good and won't last, just shine is bit flat, spared to fresh wax or spay detailer, even though paint was fully prepped, polished etc
i think we have done this exact test on main channel. old fusso wins durability for sure. Bilt Hamber wins value for money at 14 quid. Gyeon is beady and goes on great but just doesnt last as long as these 2.
Hello best way to open a car wash at the club , paying the space rent or reserve a salary and the club will be responsible for the car wash. But the material and products are mine
@@ForensicDetailing Yes, I agree. I’ve used both of those but not all of soft99 products. Was wondering if I was missing out, as one does, clearly from your video that’s not the case. So thanks for that. ✌🏻 Happy days! 👍🏻🇬🇧
If anyone is wondering how this channel has acquired over 300k subs then this video will tell you everything...........Hard work, dedication and attention to detail !! Excellent video and channel👍
thank you mate I appreciate that its taken a long time and its really been lots of failing for the odd success. but if your not prepare to fail you have no chance of doing anything different.
@@ForensicDetailing Sent you an email at the email address on your insta regarding a research project I'm involved with. 👍
The GOAT reviews Softt99 wax
Same here 👍
Jesus this truly shows the dedication you put to your channel great work
I just love the branding on some of these soft 99 waxes, they look so cool on the shelf
They’re supposed to look good on paint not shelf’s bub ..😐
finnaly bought some, got some of the black fusso for 16 quid for my black e90 REALLY excited, i been using Simoniz for 2 years lol. You got me onot fusso, im putting it on top SRP, my fav polish (filler), cant wait.
That's an amazing collection of soft99 ... I are jelly
Superb. Fusso plus Mirror Shine will be appearing on my car in the very near future.
Wow Jon, that was a lot of work. Thank you for your effort.
Jon, I have a question in regards to the new SCRATCH CLEAR wax from Soft 99. I am highly interested in purchasing that particular wax. Should I polish that into the paint with a DA first? Then follow up with Fusso coat to lock in the shine? I am assuming that Scratch Clear version has some sort of fillers like a glaze? If I did the Fusso first, would the Scratch Clear then remove the Fusso because it has cleaning and polishing properties? I am just curious because I am going to purchase a can of that stuff as I normally wash/wax my vehicles rather than ceramic coat them. I have a Nissan 370Z which has pretty soft paint and is always getting micro marring in the finish, even though I try my darndest to mitigate any wash induced marring. Thanks for any information you can provide.
Thank you very much!! I have searched a lot for a test like the one you did about Sofft99 products. Excellent!!
Loved this Jon, so much work, cheers! I have Fusso for the pre-winter full detail, it gets me through to spring. I have the Dark, like you, I dont like the buff, it was hard work IMO. I keep putting mirror shine in my basket and then not buying it, im definitely going to now. All the best.
The Fusso went on last week and KOG will go on top of it this week if the weather is better than last week when showers started as soon as the Fusso tin lid came off!
It was the first time that I applied Fusso the larger panels using a CG Hex red pad having applied it by hand in the past; I then read the instructions and noticed that they recommend hand application, do you know why?
Great video John. Confirms my applicationson of Fusso topped with Mirror shine 👌
After years using Fusso, I bought a can of KOG to apply on my caldera red F-type after a 9 hour polishing session and it looks stunning. Now that I got a red car, making it look like your old BMW is the goal, Jon. 😉
Awesome vid again pal,, but like your other vid with the 3 fusso toppers,, why bother, why not just put another coat of fusso on? That's what I do (May as well use the daddy)... also I've the black fusso tin that I always use on my white car and it looks great after 👍
Keep up the great vids,, can't imagine how much time they consume to make,record, edit and upload
Just ordered the mirror shine after your previous review on it. Also as a topper for the old fusso dark.
Thank you for this awesome video, Jon! That mirror shine gloss wise looks impressive. I have the original formula fusso coat after seeing your previous videos on it, and I felt its durability vs British weather was a bit of a let down, as I don't wash it every week, maybe once or twice a month. Incredible hydrophobicity though!
Don't listen to the Directions,you have to put 2 thick coats in a cross hatch pattern.
Then, Fuso works Awesomeness.
Thanks for doing these test mate, absolute legend
Awesome video, I've been using the new scratch for a while and love the product. I'm so happy out did well in your tests, somehow that makes me so happy 👍😁👌
Good Video, thanks for the overview of their products. I was looking for a wax, so went with New Scratch Clear, also bought their Glaco DX and Glass Compound Roll-on. Keep up the good work and content.
Hi John, not criticising your dedication and hard work, but this seems to be marketing gone mad. It would be interesting to understand what it says on each product container regarding the specific ‘use case’ for the product. If a customer is faced with all these products on a web site page or retailers shelf, there has to be clear differentiation so the customer knows which one to choose. As to the gloss test - the gloss meter may be able to measure the differences, but could your eyes detect the differences? If not, was there much point in doing the test?
I think this is why they created wax selector page have a look it's really good. But yes I agree it's so many waxes it's hard to know without doing this testing. But to simply I think fusso and mirror shine are the best l. Fusso for baseline good durability, mirror shine for quick gloss up on and off.
interesting watch John I have quite a few of these wax , so was good to see the difference in them , most of mine still haven't even been opened
great video, just as i had justv bought the new scratch wax. Jon do you think this is similar to Autoglym's SRP?
Great video John. Only getting to it now. Just had my 4 series grand coupe in black ceramic coated. What do you recommend for the summer months that's safe to use. Like to wash the car and wax it at the weekend in the evening. Just looking to inhance the gloss, and something handy to use. Thinking the water based?. Thanks again John for the great videos.
Hi Jon, I have my car coated with fusso. Could I maintain with gyeon wet coat as topper monthly?
Hello John, it's always a pleasure watching your videos/reviews. Very informative and valuable analysis. Thank you!! Have a question for you... Would it be okay to top the Fusso Coat with Gyeon Wet Coat instead of their topper Speed & Barrier? the reason is I already have Wet Coat and didn't want to buy the Speed & Barrier to bond well with Fusso. Thanks for your thoughts!
I dont think Ive tested if those 2 products play well with each other. I would just try wet coat on one wing mate and see if it goes onto the fusso with no streaking. if all good then do the whole car.
@@ForensicDetailing Thanks John! appreciate it. will try that. best
Brilliant test Jon top job such a selection to choose from great stuff
Tks for share! Fusso coat is unbeatable!
John, thank you for the channel and all the effort you put in mate, you are the reason i bought fusso coat in the first place. I am trying a new application method, I spray the Fusso coat sponge with TW Seal and shine to make the sponge damp then i apply the wax, im getting abetter application that seems more uniform and the gloss is better and so is the removal, maybe try this and let me know your thoughts
I got alot of gloss and slickness out of the F7 which i found was a bit different in ur testing. Durability i agree tho… i really enjoyed working with the f7 :D. I have the original Fusso also so i will keep using that. U think topping Fusso coat with F7 is a bad idea and i can better go for 2 coats of fusso coat? Much appreciated u did this test Jon i enjoyed it alot. Thank you!
This was enjoyable to watch, thank you!
Looks like I chose wisely back when soft99 had Black Friday deals. I bought the soft99 pearl and meta version of the soft99 black/white as my car colour is the Honda Magnetic Blue. I’ve yet to try it myself as the North West hasn’t had the best of weather. (When we do have a dry day my better half wants a trip out somewhere 🤣)
Thank you very much, it is an awesome test with unexpected results for me.I thought the mirror shine will be on top of glossy waxes.
boy, you really know how to drag it
Great video. I have shared on my Facebook Group. Top work.
I have a tin of the old Fusso and i love it, the beading is amazing. After the curing i top it off with kawami , its a little ,more glossy. not sure if it boosts the fusso though.
Hi. Great content. I have always used autolac sealer with a Collinite 476 on top using bsd as a top up. Would F7 and soft99 coat be something you’d recommend?
Thanks for the test. Fusso 12 months wax still the best. I still have one more can still unopened.
Hi John I would like to join in your car detailing course , do you do certificate after finishing course ..I am impressed of your service and watched all your videos now interested to join in your course
WOW! Great Job ! lotta work went in there! ThankYou! Love my Fuso , although its a Beast to apply and buff off sometimes! lol! Hydrophobic rivals some ceramic products out there!
I have a question that has been bugging me lately. I have fusso coat on my car. Lately, I have been using Optimum ONR to wash it. Rinseless wash is very nice for the inbetween two bucket washes. The question is whether ONR is degrading the quality of Fusso Coat protection? It certainly brings very nice gloss because of the polymers but is this combo good or bad in terms of paint protection and durability?
this combo is fine. ONR should not leave anything behind. that can be a bit of a thing that people debait but no its fine mate.
Thank you!!!
No John where is the citrus video I’m eating my hands waiting here 😂
its ready to go mate just waiting for Imran to stock up on all the products. So should hopefully be able to drop this week.
Which snow foam to go for please ..??
Fantastic I can’t wait I think this will be the most interesting one yet to be honest a lot of people wanting to know weather apc or citrus so really excited and thanks for all your great content over the years, you have helped me massively and keep up the great work
@@linoleumbonypart385 bilt Hamber auto foam
@@oliverjago-smith8764 APC is more versatile. Citrus isn't the best for interiors and it's not cheap either.
I guess we'll know the real world answer to the thumbnail question in 12 months time.
Amazing Test!!!
Thank you very much.
Ah John San, with this Soft 99 mega test you’re spoiling us. 🙏🥷
Hi Jon! in this case do you recommend kiwami for light colors over the dark-one? i already see the video where you cover this topic, but... any reason to use kiwami light in this video?
Kiwami light is just the one they sent me. Either will be fine mate but go with the one you think will match the paint type you will be working on. If in doubt maybe go with the dark.
@@ForensicDetailingthanks man, really appreciate your feedback
The hero we didn't know we need, until we get lost in a sea of products 😂
I got the Fusso for dark coloured cars and it is fantastic
Yes Jon!! Been tempted by Water Block for some time. Keen to see how it performs compared to the others
I think the fusso is better mate, the new fusso lasts longer but is easier to buff. Mirror Shine is the hidden gem I think.
@@ForensicDetailing having watched the full vid now I agree. Great video as always 👍🏻
I still use Fusso over everything. It's been my fave for 2 years now even compared to ceramic coatings
It's outdated by water block. No matter what this fake test says.
What a great video Jon👍
Hi John, recently had some paintwork done, obviously the paint has to breath about 8 weeks, any of these a breathable wax for that initial period?
no I would just leave the paint mate.
@@ForensicDetailing As I thought, Thanks 😊 🙏
I’m still using the original version of fusso, be interesting to try the new one side by side
Great video, thank's! So, the best bunch will be Fusso 12 + Mirror Shine on top or King of Gloss on top?
Fusso yes and to top mirror shine. Those are my picks m8
ive just applied the Fusso, easy application BUT the applicator dries out and dumps some dust so keep it damp, the gloss looks amazing on a black car
Hi. I’ve been watching your content for quite a while. I bought the fusso coat. Can you help me. Every time I use it it keeps leaving a residue after I’ve buff it off and then takes me a hour to get it off. Do you know why this keeps happening.
prep the paint well. Dont put loads on a tiny tiny thin layer in a cross hatch pass. give it 10 mins then buff it with a clean cloth. dont use some old microfiber. thats it. If you put too much on you can get smearing i think.
@@ForensicDetailing thank you for getting back to me. It’s really appreciated. I do all the prep and I only use new microfibres. I must be using to much. But I can’t see how to use less. It hardly looks like I’m putting any on. It’s hard to explain what it looks like. It buff off really easy but if you look at the paint work in different angles it leaves like shadows if you what I mean. Then it takes ages to get it off. It’s not like there’s wax on the panel like normal car wax. Can you see wax on the panel when you put it on or does it go on that thin it’s hard to see. Really sorry to keep bothering you.
Infinity Wax are claiming 14 months durability on their Synergy Wax. Maybe this could beat Fusso coat?
I like your vids john....but nothing has beat Sonax netshield for me...show me one of these or any product that you can use on all surfaces, plastic, glass, decals, and stay hydrophobic over 6 months...used hundreds of products always looking for the next best thing
Hi John, has the Fusso Coat have UV protections in it ???
pass mate
Oh and I take it they are ok on motorcycle plastic fairing?
How does the original formula fuso stack up as I still have plenty of it
I've got Kwami and always wanted to see it next to the fusso.
More of a topper to a base coat of fusso
Can u put h7 soft 99 over the fusso waxes or vice versa.. or u only use ceramic coating only
U mean F7 right. we done video on topping fusso. really S99 have 4 products that are ideal for topping fusso. these are KOG, Kiwammi or Mirror Shine waxes. Or Fusso Booster speed and barrier spray wax. Dont top with a ceramic coating no.
@ForensicDetailing i mean their ceramic coating known as h7 9h... when doing the test results u said the hydro water wax can be used over ceramic coating. So I was wondering if i use a graphene ceramic coating, can i still use fusso as the base coat and mirror as the top layer... or
1. Fusso extreme
2. Mirror
3. H7 soft 99 ceramic coating or a 9h or 12h graphene ceramic coating: as top layer
Is this possible , or it would not be able to get a bond
Maybe I'm out on an island but I tried Fusso Coat and thought it was the worst wax to work with. I tried several methods of application and finally gave up. Threw it away.
Was really hoping that Bilt Hamber speed wax will be here as well.
Luv bilthamber
Turtlewax Ice Paste wax really beat soft 99 in durability and long lasting shine i used it as a toper to my Turtle wax graphene ceramic it lasted on my 2nd car 9 months and it was park outside rain or shine and a daily driver car. But i still use fuso soft 99 from time to time to my other car.😊
My car has this sort of obsidian black paint with a slight blue tint in the sunlight, but completely black in low light. It's swirled real bad, I want to reduce or fill in the swirls and bump up the gloss. What wax would suit my case ?
best option is machine polishing mate. But within this range its the New Clear Scratch mate
@@ForensicDetailing Will give it a go the new scratch clear, just wanted to spruce it up abit👍
You could try Super Resin Polish by Autoglym, or Tripple from Auto Finese, both have mild abrasives and filling capability, along with a smidge of protection.
its been almost 12 months since i applied fusso coat and i still have a great water resistance on the doors, other parts are not as good as them but its ok. fusso makes me think that ceramic coatings are unnecessary.
They are and they're expensive AF to do and won't sheet or beed like Fusso
I applied Synergy Lite ceramic a few weeks ago, to my dad's car, it is as cheap as a wax (£20) so they're not all expensive. It was a doddle to apply and the sheeting is just crazy, it's way easier to clean.
@@decker0373 you are right some of them works good despite the price but you can probably use a bottle like 2 times but i used fusso at least 3 times since last year and still half of the box remains
@Arda Güler I 100% agree, the cost per use of Fusso is so much better, I was only ponting out that some of the ceramics aren't as expensive as people think. I'm with you though, I wax my own car, I'm not planning on a ceramic for her.
@@decker0373 cheers man waxing is a therapy
Could you use the New Scratch Clear Wax then top it with Fusso Coat?
This is madness. Watching all these similar jars.. It's all Greek to me. (actually not, I'm Greek)
Brilliant video always….just one thing!
The test for slickness isn’t even, the top row are high and will have more of a angle than the lower ones. Imagine the test panel being bigger, the ones in the top row would be so much high than the bottom row 👍🏽
angle would be the same no?
Steve the angle will still be 40 degrees at the bottom or 15 metres up so it makes no difference.
New fusso coat or old one?
Could this be used on top of a ceramic coat to fill swirls ?
not really to fill coating swirls or repair coating no. carpro essence plus will do that. but swirls are likely to be in the clearcoat the coating is too thin to display swirls as such.
Thank you John, do you think I’m better off using a light jeweling polish to remove and reapply the ceramic when it’s a bit more beat, I only worry about damaging the clear coat as I’m unsure of how many times I can polish the car ( it’s brand new only had it since January but I had polished it with chemical guys P4 prior to applying synergy lite )
Thanks 🙏🏻
The ones on the top have increased angle?
King of gloss always beats fuso in my testing
Do optimum no rinse will remove fusso coat wax?
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excellent video, loved it
Like the Fusso Dark (the original), the beading and durability are great but on my Ford’s Panther Black Metallic just have one issue no matter what I do, like a Ghosting or it changes how the metallic looks. Applied as thin as possible, wait a min or wait ten, damp applicator, apply a second coat and buff immediately. Wipe afterwards with a detail spray, nothing clears it unless polished again. Tend to go for spray sealants because of it. Didn’t get any issues on a dark grey metallic so will save it for when I change car
My understanding of what your doing is, applying a coat, waiting briefly then applying another coat whilst the first coat is semi curing, therefore creating a dull layer between coats! Try applying your 1st coat, wait for it to haze then buff off, wait a minimum of 24hrs for it to fully cure, buff if needed for any bits that show then apply a 2nd coat. I have Spirit Blue paint work and it really pops doing it this way. You can also layer mirror shine instead of a 2nd coat of fusso for it to really ping.
@@simontennant3095 sorry may have worded it badly. Applied first coated, waited to cure 10-15 mins. Buff off and left with these marks, ONR doesn’t remove them or a detailing spray, a “detailing world” suggestion was to apply a second coat and buff before pretty much right after. Nothing seems to stop it on this one car. It shows the outline if you apply in circles. May have to try straight or cross hatch (also paint is decontaminated, polished and IPA’d) cheers for advice tho
@@CTR_1986I haven’t had that problem
One thing I do know for sure is
The thinner you put it on the better the whole process goes
Thin
Thinner
Thinnest
If you do this with a damp applicator it flashes very quickly
I mean within a minute
So I work small sections at a time
Maybe 2’ X 2’
I put it on wait maybe a minute
Wipe it up thoroughly
Then I take a clean microfiber cloth and buff it again
I get no hazing
I get no high spots
And I do not get any excess wax drying leaving white residue
Also wait 24 hours between coats or toppers
It needs to gas out so all the solvents dissipate and makes a complete bond
Also prep is key to any coating.
My favourite lately has been the Gyeon stuff in the deodorant stick one.
But I've been wanting to try the soft99 gears next
Gyeon wax Q2. Yes, its on point. Did you use/used Turtle wax ceramic paste wax?
@@Carlos.Rivera I've used the ceramic spray. Finding the results very good. Streaked like hell on my wife's black car cos i didn't wipe it off quick enough.
I've just ordered a buy one get one free and got the free Wax to the max liquid. Which I'm looking forward to buy.
Wish the OG Fusso was in the test, its going to last me about 43 years 😂
I think it last longer than the new one but the new one doesnt hard cure as much.
I’m sure Jon has mentioned it’s still available in other countries.
Love Fuso coat, currently looking for a new topper wax that gives a bit more gloss. Was going to go with Kiwami, but looks like you have thrown in spanner into my plans and I now need to consider the mirror shine….
Anyone else used both these combo’s what worked best?
the mirror shine is the best topper for me.
I tried full blow ceramic for first time few months ago, blown away by its properties, repellency and self cleaning. compared to tac moon light even, totally different. I still don't want to put anything on top it's so powerful but just think the shine is a little dead compared to gloss I'm used to by freshly waxing or detailing spraying etc. I don't even want to put wet coat on it lol. think I'll try glossworkz wash and see how that goes, hope it does not mask either but at least it can be removed next time. damn you ceramincs complicating my life lol - tips welcome
dont use glossworks on the coating mate. you will clog it up and mask its properties. use pure shampoos. top your coating with a water based ceramic spray from the coating provider.
@@ForensicDetailing appreciate your thoughts and experience, its g tech light, I don't know what they recommend yet I love wet coat but compared to performance after three months fresh wet coat not even as good and won't last, just shine is bit flat, spared to fresh wax or spay detailer, even though paint was fully prepped, polished etc
What do you honestly think about kiwami?
Jack of all trades master of none
Great video 👍
Can these be used with a machine?
Yes but really best by hand
Jon when is this citrus video coming out ?
What was the one just before the tall white and black one
New scratch clear like a cleaner wax glaze I think
Have you Done gyeon q2 ?
Who wins the fusso v gyeon v bilt hamber in testing i wonder? 🤔
i think we have done this exact test on main channel. old fusso wins durability for sure. Bilt Hamber wins value for money at 14 quid. Gyeon is beady and goes on great but just doesnt last as long as these 2.
@@ForensicDetailing thanks for confirming mate! 👍
Can you put fusso coat on top of autoglym super resin polish?
probably but ive not tested it.
@Forensic Detailing Channel ok thanks for your reply👍
Hello best way to open a car wash at the club , paying the space rent or reserve a salary and the club will be responsible for the car wash. But the material and products are mine
Soft 99 have too many products its crazy imo
I got my fusso for £22 off eBay
Fusso coat stands no chance vs Water Block in terms of beading, so it was application error.
No matter what you say.
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Bilt-Hamber wax vs. THIS winner, let's see it😇
we have done this mate a fair while back
@@ForensicDetailing I probably watched it but don't recall😋
Bh isnt as durable
First!!
The Usain Bolt of comments lol
😆 Not as daft as you look! 🫣 You asked for that one. Interesting… very interesting. So, question is… which one do we buy? 😆 Well done mate. ✌🏻👍🏻🇬🇧
Fusso and mirror shine are my favorites
@@ForensicDetailing Yes, I agree. I’ve used both of those but not all of soft99 products. Was wondering if I was missing out, as one does, clearly from your video that’s not the case. So thanks for that. ✌🏻 Happy days! 👍🏻🇬🇧