For those who have both Fuzion vs. Chemical guys 50/50.

I'm a big fan of CG products. That being said..go with the Fusion. The 50/50 is a Caranuba based wax and will not last as long. The 50/50 looks damn good but the fusion beats it by a long shot. Fusion is a synthetic wax. The Fusion adds a glow to your paint that you just don't get with 'nubas. I've used ALL of CG's waxes including celest and nothing comes close to Fusion.


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chemguy626 said:
Fusion is a synthetic wax. The Fusion adds a glow to your paint that you just don't get with 'nubas.
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RE: Glow ('nubas versus synthetic wax)

From what I've read on many, many other threads/postings:
Usually it's the other way around from what
you posted above. Why is that?

:dunno:

Bob
 
I have Fuzion and I have Pete's 53. I'd go with Fuzion every time for looks. It has a glossy / glowing look to it. You can get that look as well with BF Midnight Sun wax.
 
I have had both waxes and 50/50 looks much better IMO. Plus its like half the cost of the fuzion.
 
I wonder when fusion will change its formula? I have been holding onto my free refill for that moment. If it ever comes.
 
To be honest I wrote a review on CG waxes which 50/50 does well to bring out the color of a car. If you got some silver, red, or bright colors use lava...great to pop the color out but ok with protection

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For a show car Fuzion wins here. Just remember it attracts dust like a nuclear magnet.
 
Here is some picture that I used for a 2008 Mustang GT.....I did polish the car before but I took some pictures on the wax works and as well how it left on results.

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loudog2 said:
I wonder when fusion will change its formula? I have been holding onto my free refill for that moment. If it ever comes.
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The formula is probably tweaked here and there with out our knowledge. You're not happy with current formula?
 
Remember, "beauty is in the eye of the beholder" :props:
 
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