Holy Grail of Wax ?

Never tried it but please let us know what you think. What have you tried/liked on your car so far?

 

I have used it on the Ferrari & my DD Caddy CTS V
works great, no issues
so many choices with wax,sealants, coatings
i've tried most of the selections out there, hard to go wrong these days

 

The Fuzion over the 3.0 should be a truly outstanding combination. Great choices!

 

It is just my opinion but the product seems a dust magnet. I have used this on my Nero Aventador and found Blackfire or Souveran produce better results. Since I enjoy experimenting with different products longevity is not a concern.

The sealant, however, works well and exhibits good durability. The Black Wax was an expensive disappointment.

 

Interesting feedback. Thanks for sharing. Just to be clear, all of the LSPs you mentioned were in fact carnauba based paste waxes, right? Does that mean that the Fuzion leaves the finish oily compared to the others?

 

Fuzion is an excellent wax! Very easy to use-on/off, and it won't stain your trim if you get some on it accidently. It has a very nice 'nuba look' to it as well as depth. Slick as owl snot too!

You will enjoy using it as well as the results!

Pictures are a must when done!

(It will not leave your finish oily or anything of the sort)

 

The Wolfgang products are awesome and I usually just use the paint sealant. I also find that when dust is really attracted to the car it is usually from the static electricity you build up when waxing. Try waxing in barefeet.

 

My wife picked up a package of Swedish Fish, a red colored fish shape candy. She was reading the ingredients and one of the was carnauba wax. She asked me if I wanted some, I said not thanks I use that stuff to wax the cars.

 

I have only used their sealant which is excellent. I tend to focus on the paint correction and polish first. Which sealant and lsp or coating i use tends to not matter as much. I have different approaches on each of my cars and the difference is minimal - its in the polish job IMHO. I have gone to nano coating or synthetic sealants and lsps & quick detailers for longevity however.

 

+1

Agree that paint correction is really what brings out the most depth. And typically flat paint colors will be deeper than metallics. I've tried numerous waxes/sealants/coatings over the years and discovered that nearly all provide the same end result visually (they add gloss but don't have much effect on depth). The differences are usually in the longevity, amount of water repelling, and ease of application. Nowadays, I just use a quick spray wax for the weekend cars that don't see much weather or sit outside in the sun.

 

Looking forward to the pics but mostly glad you can see a difference after applying Fuzion over the sealant. Glad, because I went ahead and ordered some to try on my black 348. While I agree with those who have said that prep is most of the end result, the reviews on Fuzion are so consistently positive I want to check it out for myself.

 

How much did it cost for that?

 

We enjoy this wax: Swissvax USA: Crystal Rock - Paul Dalton's state-of-the-art Carnauba-Glaze, 200ml

 

I can't believe no one has said:

http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/members/77.html

 

Christian, I agree that it's tough to tell much in pics, especially the small ones required here. But it's certainly nice to see shots of your lovely car. Looks so great in black!

Thanks for the feedback. The thing that interests me most about Fuzion is that it also contains some polymers, which will hopefully result in better longevity than pure carnuba. So I'd be interested to hear how you think it holds up for you.

Thanks again!

 

Paint looks good in photos