Honestly didn't think you would have, asked more out of hope than anything, just think it's weird when brands offer out products on sale when there is no info whatsoever on it, not even on the website. I have and have used fusso coat for years and love the glaco range but this shampoo isnt available seperate and just wondered what made it so special@@ForensicDetailing
Awesome video Mr. Jon as always. Soft 99 Fusso Coat is by far the best solution for winter on a vehicle with it's superior durability and resistance to both chemicals and also rejecting road grime, dirt, road salts and chemicals that melt snow which are caustic to paint. The GLACO line is also a great, easy to use glass compounding/coating system for a reasonable price. I love everything that Soft 99 makes. I love waxing my vehicles so Soft 99 has been my go to waxes for quite some time, especially Fusso Coat which will always have a place in my detailing arsenal. I use it as a base layer on both my paint and especially on my rims. Then I top it with other products. Anything from Soft 99 will offer you great protection for the winter time making your winter detail sessions a much more pleasant experience as washing will be a little easier.
Thanks Joe ive just literally prep'd the car again here in the UK with fusso and glaco ultra. And yer you really notice for the first 2-3 washes the dirt peel. if you top it every few washes with fusso booster the beading stays like day 1. Its as good as anything non ceramic out there really. And its all going to be half price again this year so the fusso tin will be 15 pounds. the booster will be like 7 pounds the ultra will be 8 pounds.
Hi John. While I've been a fusso user for 10+ years I thought I would throw another one in the mix. Soft99 waterblock. You get alot more for your money, easier to use and just as hydrophobic. Yes not as durable but who doesn't enjoy a waxing often more than leaving a build up on the car. I always do two coats as it's proven to me lasting longer. I drive 80 miles per day down the M1 and it shows doing two coats with fusso has better benefits. Soft99 waterblock is excellent but thought I would give this a try for winter protection on my own car and see how it goes. Normally I use this on clients cars as I don't want to use my fusso 'original' version. It means too much to me 😂
Soft99 is my all time favourite brand for car cleaning l, I’m a huge JDM fan so that helps but I love all of their products, been using them for years. Currently have Fusso protection on my Silvia
Im currently rocking fusso coat on my Porsche Macan S . Topped with a 50/50 mix of distilled water and Sonax BSD , used as a drying aid . The beading is insane . An old school pairing that still does the business 😊
So many ppl suggest this combo and i have to say, it’s almost magical Also, bsd might not be the slickest dry, but when panel is lightly misted or wet (qd or after a wash) the feel under the towel is PHENOMENAL!
I'm trying Turtle Wax Seal 'n' Shine at the moment. I use it on the windscreen too. Works best by claying the car first but seems good and lasting so far. Also use TW Car wash too and a weak solution in a spray bottle makes the best clay lubricant I have used, much better than detailing spray and my fingers don't get coated in clay either. All of these processes take less time than you would think too.
Not tried Glaco Ultra, but i use DX. It says 3-4 months and i get about that. It's still highly entertaining to get to 40mph and then turn off the wipers! Love it!
Nice tips as always! I wonder if I could top up an existing ceramic coating with fusso coat or is that a waste of time and work? Is it better to stick with Gyeon wet coat instead? Cheers from Sweden
@@billionbear not just the first time. 3 times I’ve used it. I do all the prep and everything goes as he shows in the video but the next day there is a residue all the car and it’s a nightmare to remove. The only thing I can think is I’m using to much and working it to much I’ve idea how as you can barely see it go on. I’m going try a very light touch and 2 passes with the sponge. See that works. Oh and have 2 microfibres. polish it off with one then do it again with the second. The first will still have some of the wax on it so you won’t get it all off. I’m going to try everything this time. Sorry for the long reply.
Great video as always! Cheers :) Question: What do you use after the poslish to remove any remains before applying the wax? I just got new clay bar, this polish from Soft99 to do a hand polish and Silicone off also from Soft99 to remove any remains.
Nice video Jon and thanks to your videos, i now have the Soft99 Uktra, De Glaco, Fusso and Soeed & Barrier, I even have Mirror Shine for the summer months. All the best 👍.
Looks to be a great product but i see they do a dark and light, does it make that much of a difference what i get as will use it on 2 cars 1 lighter than the other but is the most important
Lucky for me i bought a new car recently, tomorrow its getting coated both bodywork, wheels and glass. Also interior is getting protection just before winter.
I've used the glaco dx a few times with the built in applicator and found it not as good as rainx with a machine polisher. I guess it's the polisher really scrubbing the windscreen and helping lay out a more even layer on the windscreen which is my best guess. So next time I'll try glaco dx with a machine and see how that goes
Ive seen many detainers ignore wax and go straight to ceramic sealant, is there an advantage to either? I’m getting confused with all the different products coming on to the market.
Hi Jon, can you still test Ultra Glaco on your test rig so we can get an unofficial benchmark on how it would have done in your glass sealant test? At least we can get the data for it too to help add it to the choice of others you tested. What do you think? Thanks
since ceramic coated my car I think my opinion of just doing a "chemical decon" with tar/bug remover and fallout has become something that actually pays great dividends compared to clay baring. also its a bit older now and just want to polish every 2 years +
Great informative video! I have a question: I've just purchased the Autoglym Polar range, including the Polar Seal. I normally like to use a wax like the Bilt Hamber Double Speed, and the Soft99 when I get it. Is it still worth using the Autoglym Polar Seal AFTER applying a wax, or would I get no benefit from it?
Another question.. how do clean the applicator pad (the one that comes with the FUSSO coat) afterwards? I used it once as per the instructions and didn’t care really about cleaning. Next time I used it it was full of wax flakes which was quite annoying to get rid of..
@ForensicDetailing thank you so much. In true Columbo stylee, just one more question. How to remove dried Fusso wax from the more porous feeling foam rubber door seals and sunroof surrounds? Please, beg, beg, grovel, grovel.
I couldn't help noticing how beady Fusso coat is when you spray water over it. In your opinion with the conditions you have, what is the most water repelling product you have ever used??
I applied Fusso around March (post winter cleanup), with chemical decon and cleaner. Now I washed, decon and applied Mirror Shine. I wanted something quicker to apply as it's getting much colder. Do you think that it makes sense? Can iron and tar decon break down the base Fusso and now I'm left with Mirror Shine on most of the car? Btw Mirror Shine look and beading is awesome, I don't regret it, but wonder about durability ;)
@@ForensicDetailing I know, just trying to limit number of products piling up (not an easy task ;)) So I want to get as good results I can with those that I already have
Excellent When I'm away from home for extended periods of time in the winter, do you have a video that can teach me the most effective way to wash and wax at a coin wash? It's a do it yourself car wash. By the way they salt the roads where I live.
Nicely detailed video Jon. I've used the Glaco Ultra and it is a great product. Easy application and great water behavior. I've applied it to several cars and it has lasted a number of months so far. Question for you (although it's been asked before and I don't remember the answer)--what are your thoughts on applying the Soft 99 Fusso Coat on a car that has a ceramic coating? Will the wax enhance gloss or would I be just covering up the benefits of the ceramic coating? Thanks again for your work.
I waxed my car with fusso 14 months ago. It’s still going strong, about 50% of original effect left. Edit: also, I live in the rust belt, park outdoors all year drive 20k miles a year.
Can a kind volunteer use this kit to "protect" half of their car only, and then when spring time comes, see whether indeed the "protected" half has any less damage than the unprotected half?
so these products dont really provide physical protection to damage mate. its more about reducing the build up of environmental contamination you would have to clay off.
@ForensicDetailing thanks for getting back to me, yes I find rain easy to apply and good value but you have made me buy some angel wax to try. Love your channel its cost me so much money watching all your great videos. Bilt hamber range is one the best great recommendations thanks.
hi, i tried to apply fusso coat thin alrdy, when i wipe off, it looks amazing gloss, but after overnight, with certain angle of light, i can see the haze on the surface... why would this happen? and what is the solution to fix it? your reply is much appreciated..
I tried Glaco dx it was easy to apply and beads well but despite following the instructions, it caused awful wiper judder. I had to remove it because the screen was less clear with Glaco dx than with out. I could not recommend it at all. How does Glaco ultra compare? No wiper judder?
so these products lower surface friction. but because they dont allow water to stick on the screen you loose the lubrication of the water so you can get this build up and clearance of the water and the blade almost bounces. judder is a real hit and miss thing some blades just seem to do it. you can try deep kleen the blade and put the glass sealant on the blades as well m8.
Whatever repellent I’ve used over the years on over a dozen cars on the windscreen, I’ve always regretted doing it and it’s no difference with the Glaco. At town speeds of under 30mph in the rain, the screen smears (and judders) too much using the wipers for my liking - even with a brand new set or wiper blades after the application. At night, it’s even worse so I just use it on the side windows and rear window now.
Same experience, brand new car/wiper blades that worked perfectly until I used Glaco dx. Then wiper judder and poor rain clearance. I stripped dx off and won’t use it on the front screen.
I agree as well I don’t think any coating on a windscreen works, when it’s parked up it looks good but it always smears when the wipers are going. I think the best thing is a really clean glass and good wipers.
I agree. My thinking is to apply DSW in October and by march I want to do a full decon because winter yuk. So Fusso may last 12 months but by 6 months something needs doing anyway. But I can see the appeal, if so inclined, to only do this once a year. I'm sure some would look at me and think 'he can only be bothered twice a year'😅
@@ForensicDetailing bob on. That’s what I presumed be your response Jon. When I posted I was too thinking. An easy hand application on a spring day. And one late summer. Indian summer day Oct. Is but a pleasure apply. Enjoy. Easy stick on with twice p.a on a double speed or similar quality
Can anyone tell me if you can use Fusso Dark Coat on all colour cars from black to white ? Will it make any difference just using the dark on all cars . I don't want to be ripped off buying both dark and light coats and when the one will do it all .
Anyone experiencing issues when applying Fusso after a DA 2 stage polish on a black car? It’s doing my head in. It almost looks as though there’s slick/marring left after application.
You mean like greasy swipe holograms? I know it's a bit of a cliche but that means too much product when applied and switch out towel when buffing often. Really thin film crosshatched out, left to cure. I have literally just applied it to my E36 as I type this
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lol T shirt is inside out.
I know this was probably filmed a while back, but any info or opinion on the Qjutsu shampoo you now get with this protection kit?
ive not used it yet mate
Honestly didn't think you would have, asked more out of hope than anything, just think it's weird when brands offer out products on sale when there is no info whatsoever on it, not even on the website. I have and have used fusso coat for years and love the glaco range but this shampoo isnt available seperate and just wondered what made it so special@@ForensicDetailing
Awesome video Mr. Jon as always. Soft 99 Fusso Coat is by far the best solution for winter on a vehicle with it's superior durability and resistance to both chemicals and also rejecting road grime, dirt, road salts and chemicals that melt snow which are caustic to paint. The GLACO line is also a great, easy to use glass compounding/coating system for a reasonable price. I love everything that Soft 99 makes. I love waxing my vehicles so Soft 99 has been my go to waxes for quite some time, especially Fusso Coat which will always have a place in my detailing arsenal. I use it as a base layer on both my paint and especially on my rims. Then I top it with other products. Anything from Soft 99 will offer you great protection for the winter time making your winter detail sessions a much more pleasant experience as washing will be a little easier.
Thanks Joe ive just literally prep'd the car again here in the UK with fusso and glaco ultra. And yer you really notice for the first 2-3 washes the dirt peel. if you top it every few washes with fusso booster the beading stays like day 1. Its as good as anything non ceramic out there really. And its all going to be half price again this year so the fusso tin will be 15 pounds. the booster will be like 7 pounds the ultra will be 8 pounds.
Finally used Fusso after all your reviews (like all products I buy) Didnt disappoint. The chasing perfection video was superb John.
Hi John. While I've been a fusso user for 10+ years I thought I would throw another one in the mix. Soft99 waterblock.
You get alot more for your money, easier to use and just as hydrophobic. Yes not as durable but who doesn't enjoy a waxing often more than leaving a build up on the car.
I always do two coats as it's proven to me lasting longer. I drive 80 miles per day down the M1 and it shows doing two coats with fusso has better benefits. Soft99 waterblock is excellent but thought I would give this a try for winter protection on my own car and see how it goes. Normally I use this on clients cars as I don't want to use my fusso 'original' version. It means too much to me 😂
Soft99 is my all time favourite brand for car cleaning l, I’m a huge JDM fan so that helps but I love all of their products, been using them for years. Currently have Fusso protection on my Silvia
Im currently rocking fusso coat on my Porsche Macan S . Topped with a 50/50 mix of distilled water and Sonax BSD , used as a drying aid . The beading is insane . An old school pairing that still does the business 😊
Too bad the BSD leaves a super rough surface. I prefer a slick finish.
@@MegaFregel Add to BSD diluted with water (1:1) a bit of Carpro Ech2O :)
@@mrczester I’ll just use something with a slick finish instead 😄
I have a grand Cherokee 2018 with fusso and glaco for dryin bsd is the most durable wash and se le like a cerámic
So many ppl suggest this combo and i have to say, it’s almost magical
Also, bsd might not be the slickest dry, but when panel is lightly misted or wet (qd or after a wash) the feel under the towel is PHENOMENAL!
I'm trying Turtle Wax Seal 'n' Shine at the moment. I use it on the windscreen too. Works best by claying the car first but seems good and lasting so far. Also use TW Car wash too and a weak solution in a spray bottle makes the best clay lubricant I have used, much better than detailing spray and my fingers don't get coated in clay either. All of these processes take less time than you would think too.
Great product , been using them for well over 15 years ( soft & glaco), I just pick them up when I’m in Tokyo on a regular basis.
Not tried Glaco Ultra, but i use DX. It says 3-4 months and i get about that. It's still highly entertaining to get to 40mph and then turn off the wipers! Love it!
Fantastic RUclips channel, best one I’ve found, Very helpful, thank you
Thx m8
Nice tips as always! I wonder if I could top up an existing ceramic coating with fusso coat or is that a waste of time and work? Is it better to stick with Gyeon wet coat instead? Cheers from Sweden
yer I would not use fusso to top a coating personally. I would use fusso instead of a coating as a base layer sealant.
Just bought fusso coat and will be interested to see how it compares to bilt hamber double speed, expecting a lot since its double the price
I found the Fusso very dusty compared to Double Speed. I think the durability of the Fusso is slightly better but DS nicer to work with and buff.
@@AndrewGibson22 thanks for the heads-up mate 👍
Thank you for this video. I’m going to give it another go. See if I can get to work better this time.
Can I ask what problems you encountered the first time?
@@billionbear not just the first time. 3 times I’ve used it. I do all the prep and everything goes as he shows in the video but the next day there is a residue all the car and it’s a nightmare to remove. The only thing I can think is I’m using to much and working it to much I’ve idea how as you can barely see it go on. I’m going try a very light touch and 2 passes with the sponge. See that works. Oh and have 2 microfibres. polish it off with one then do it again with the second. The first will still have some of the wax on it so you won’t get it all off. I’m going to try everything this time. Sorry for the long reply.
Great video as always! Cheers :) Question: What do you use after the poslish to remove any remains before applying the wax? I just got new clay bar, this polish from Soft99 to do a hand polish and Silicone off also from Soft99 to remove any remains.
Any panel wipe m8. Or ipa homebrew
Nice video Jon and thanks to your videos, i now have the Soft99 Uktra, De Glaco, Fusso and Soeed & Barrier, I even have Mirror Shine for the summer months. All the best 👍.
Looks to be a great product but i see they do a dark and light, does it make that much of a difference what i get as will use it on 2 cars 1 lighter than the other but is the most important
Lucky for me i bought a new car recently, tomorrow its getting coated both bodywork, wheels and glass. Also interior is getting protection just before winter.
Fusso coat went on in 2022 Feb still working but only just.
Love this product 🎉
I've used the glaco dx a few times with the built in applicator and found it not as good as rainx with a machine polisher. I guess it's the polisher really scrubbing the windscreen and helping lay out a more even layer on the windscreen which is my best guess.
So next time I'll try glaco dx with a machine and see how that goes
Ive seen many detainers ignore wax and go straight to ceramic sealant, is there an advantage to either? I’m getting confused with all the different products coming on to the market.
Hi Jon, can you still test Ultra Glaco on your test rig so we can get an unofficial benchmark on how it would have done in your glass sealant test? At least we can get the data for it too to help add it to the choice of others you tested. What do you think? Thanks
since ceramic coated my car I think my opinion of just doing a "chemical decon" with tar/bug remover and fallout has become something that actually pays great dividends compared to clay baring. also its a bit older now and just want to polish every 2 years +
Great informative video! I have a question: I've just purchased the Autoglym Polar range, including the Polar Seal. I normally like to use a wax like the Bilt Hamber Double Speed, and the Soft99 when I get it. Is it still worth using the Autoglym Polar Seal AFTER applying a wax, or would I get no benefit from it?
About 1 to 2 months later use the seal to top up the beadage m8
Perfect, thanks! @@ForensicDetailing
Another question.. how do clean the applicator pad (the one that comes with the FUSSO coat) afterwards? I used it once as per the instructions and didn’t care really about cleaning. Next time I used it it was full of wax flakes which was quite annoying to get rid of..
Load it in hot water and APC and scrub the hell out of it with brush
Can you put AG polar seal on top of Fusso.
yes but not tested
@ForensicDetailing thank you so much. In true Columbo stylee, just one more question. How to remove dried Fusso wax from the more porous feeling foam rubber door seals and sunroof surrounds? Please, beg, beg, grovel, grovel.
I couldn't help noticing how beady Fusso coat is when you spray water over it.
In your opinion with the conditions you have, what is the most water repelling product you have ever used??
fusso is up there mate along with sonax BSD
I use NilGlas spray on my windows/ windscreen. I’m happy with the results.
Claude thinks this is a great video ! ❤
lol :)
I applied Fusso around March (post winter cleanup), with chemical decon and cleaner.
Now I washed, decon and applied Mirror Shine.
I wanted something quicker to apply as it's getting much colder.
Do you think that it makes sense? Can iron and tar decon break down the base Fusso and now I'm left with Mirror Shine on most of the car?
Btw Mirror Shine look and beading is awesome, I don't regret it, but wonder about durability ;)
mirror shine is about 3 months mate. Fusso speed and barrier is an easier way to top up with a spray on product.
@@ForensicDetailing I know, just trying to limit number of products piling up (not an easy task ;)) So I want to get as good results I can with those that I already have
Everyone talks about the durability of this product but how would you rate the gloss enhancement?
I think mirror shine and kiwammi look better. Fusso is about the protection for me
Excellent
When I'm away from home for extended periods of time in the winter, do you have a video that can teach me the most effective way to wash and wax at a coin wash? It's a do it yourself car wash. By the way they salt the roads where I live.
Fantastic video Jon! A quick question: can Glaco Ultra stain plastics/rubbers?
yer it shouldnt but avoid getting on pastics.
@forensicdetailing John my wipers are juddering badly after this application, how can I fix this? Tia
try clean blades mate. Then try put some of this material on the blades. If that dont work new blades. If that dont work remove product mate.
@@ForensicDetailing some of aquaphobic stuff on the blades?
Nicely detailed video Jon. I've used the Glaco Ultra and it is a great product. Easy application and great water behavior. I've applied it to several cars and it has lasted a number of months so far. Question for you (although it's been asked before and I don't remember the answer)--what are your thoughts on applying the Soft 99 Fusso Coat on a car that has a ceramic coating? Will the wax enhance gloss or would I be just covering up the benefits of the ceramic coating? Thanks again for your work.
Not a good idea. Pointless. You'd be clogging up the ceramic coating.
yer personally when you use a coating maintain it with the product for that coating and you will get the most out of it.
@@ForensicDetailing That's what I always believed. I wanted your opinion. Thanks Jon.
I waxed my car with fusso 14 months ago. It’s still going strong, about 50% of original effect left.
Edit: also, I live in the rust belt, park outdoors all year drive 20k miles a year.
Can a kind volunteer use this kit to "protect" half of their car only, and then when spring time comes, see whether indeed the "protected" half has any less damage than the unprotected half?
so these products dont really provide physical protection to damage mate. its more about reducing the build up of environmental contamination you would have to clay off.
Hi dose the glacco glass sealer stop smearing with the wipers on
I would love you to detail my car mate!
you would do a better job of it than me mate
@@ForensicDetailing Gave it a once over today ready for winter, but soft black paint is the devil! Honda don't know what hardener is apparently. ;)
What would you recommend, this or Auto finesse Graphene?
is you want hydrophocitiy its this all day long. the AF GF wax is really nice to work with and looks great but its does not bead at all.
@@ForensicDetailing Can I do auto finesse tripple and then fusso on top?
I use rain x on my windows and i do find it works but would you say the glaco compound is better?
glaco ultra not the compound mate. rainx is nice to apply and decent stuff to be fair. but this is more durable and beady.
@ForensicDetailing thanks for getting back to me, yes I find rain easy to apply and good value but you have made me buy some angel wax to try. Love your channel its cost me so much money watching all your great videos. Bilt hamber range is one the best great recommendations thanks.
Can anyone explain to me if it says on the tin last 12 months obviously with correct prep. Then why is there any need to put toppers on.
Do you apply the ultra on all the windows or just the windshield?
thats up to you mate. I would do all i think
Hi Jon, Do you think Turtle Wax Ice Seal n Shine would be a suitable topper for Soft99 Fusso Coat? Would appreciate your advice.
i would need to test it, if in doubt go live for like mate. So top fusso with same format (like speed and barrier maybe)
Thanks bud. @@ForensicDetailing
Is the big orange tub the same as this?
nom8
Does the previous protection need to be completely stripped first? Or can this just sit on top?
to get best performance yes mate.
@@ForensicDetailing ok, thanks jon.
hi, i tried to apply fusso coat thin alrdy, when i wipe off, it looks amazing gloss, but after overnight, with certain angle of light, i can see the haze on the surface... why would this happen? and what is the solution to fix it? your reply is much appreciated..
Go over it with qd m8
@@ForensicDetailing sorry, what is qd m8?
quick detailer mate detail spray
I tried Glaco dx it was easy to apply and beads well but despite following the instructions, it caused awful wiper judder. I had to remove it because the screen was less clear with Glaco dx than with out. I could not recommend it at all. How does Glaco ultra compare? No wiper judder?
so these products lower surface friction. but because they dont allow water to stick on the screen you loose the lubrication of the water so you can get this build up and clearance of the water and the blade almost bounces. judder is a real hit and miss thing some blades just seem to do it. you can try deep kleen the blade and put the glass sealant on the blades as well m8.
Whatever repellent I’ve used over the years on over a dozen cars on the windscreen, I’ve always regretted doing it and it’s no difference with the Glaco. At town speeds of under 30mph in the rain, the screen smears (and judders) too much using the wipers for my liking - even with a brand new set or wiper blades after the application. At night, it’s even worse so I just use it on the side windows and rear window now.
Same experience, brand new car/wiper blades that worked perfectly until I used Glaco dx. Then wiper judder and poor rain clearance. I stripped dx off and won’t use it on the front screen.
This is good to know
Ive never had any problems with glaco but i use ultra havent tried dx before
I agree as well I don’t think any coating on a windscreen works, when it’s parked up it looks good but it always smears when the wipers are going. I think the best thing is a really clean glass and good wipers.
I also agree ,find it OK on the rest of the windows but not front screen
Could you link that hand polish, just what i was after
this is it mate.
soft99store.co.uk/en/home/71-micro-liquid-compound-dark-4975759090632.html
I’m stuck between going for a Fusso wax or having a ceramic coated applied.
if you dont want to touch the car for a few years its coating.... but if you like waxing or polishing it and getting that shine going.. its wax mate.
@@ForensicDetailing My car is ceramic coated. 1 year old now. Can i still use Fusso to help repel filth during winter? Any benefit still?
No
@@ForensicDetailing can you apply the wax for me please ;-)
For light or dark wax what one for nardo grey as its kinda in between?
go with dark mate will be fine
Fuso vs double speed BH? I’m more than happy speed cost durability double speed. Unsure what benefit going up a grade to fuso product ????
I agree. My thinking is to apply DSW in October and by march I want to do a full decon because winter yuk. So Fusso may last 12 months but by 6 months something needs doing anyway. But I can see the appeal, if so inclined, to only do this once a year. I'm sure some would look at me and think 'he can only be bothered twice a year'😅
prolly 2 of the best waxes out there. If you have one you dont need to buy the other.
@@ForensicDetailing bob on. That’s what I presumed be your response Jon. When I posted I was too thinking. An easy hand application on a spring day. And one late summer. Indian summer day Oct. Is but a pleasure apply. Enjoy. Easy stick on with twice p.a on a double speed or similar quality
Is it ok to use poorboy's blackhole before putting on fusso?
yes m8
Can anyone tell me if you can use Fusso Dark Coat on all colour cars from black to white ? Will it make any difference just using the dark on all cars .
I don't want to be ripped off buying both dark and light coats and when the one will do it all .
yes theres an article about this on the s99 website. done worry you can use dark on anything and white on anything.
Whats that round your neck your neck jon,not seen thst before
Those are his man boobs😆 not his neck. I would be worried if it was his neck, down there.
my head?
@@ForensicDetailing square box on your chest haven't seen that before
DJI mic m8
@@ForensicDetailing thanks for letting me know
Anyone experiencing issues when applying Fusso after a DA 2 stage polish on a black car? It’s doing my head in. It almost looks as though there’s slick/marring left after application.
You mean like greasy swipe holograms? I know it's a bit of a cliche but that means too much product when applied and switch out towel when buffing often. Really thin film crosshatched out, left to cure. I have literally just applied it to my E36 as I type this
Love fusso coat
Haha I literally double coated fusso last Saturday
I heard they recently changed the formula a while back and it's nowhere near as durable.
First! 🎉