Fuzion...let dry or not?

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Hashimon

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Hey guys, quick question.
On the Fuzion can it says that it doesn't need to dry and to put it on and take if off immediately. Do you all do that or do you let it sit on the car for X amount of minutes? Also I put it on top of two coats of sealant. Would two coats of Fuzion do any good?

Thanks.
 
Fuzion is a WOWO wax like Souveran. I would wait a day to apply the second coat.
 
On top of a sealant is no problem. I would also recommend waiting a day to do the second coat of Fuzion.
 
Fuzion that has dried on is not that much harder to remove, but the proper use is WOWO like the Pinnacle brothers ...
 
Thanks guys for the input. It's just so foreign to WOWO compared to cheapy waxes. Never did that before but then again, never used a wax of this quality either.
 
Fuzion is WOWO. I have tried letting it dry and then buffed it off and it makes no difference in the results. Part of Fuzion being a much more expensive wax is ease of application. I apply it to a panel and then buff it off, then move on to the next panel.
 
Hashimon said:
Thanks guys for the input. It's just so foreign to WOWO compared to cheapy waxes. Never did that before but then again, never used a wax of this quality either.
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It all depends on the specific wax. There are any number of very fine and expensive waxes out there that are not WOWO--e.g., Dodo Juice Supernatural, SwissVax Best of Show, and Zymol Vintage. Each wax is formulated differently. The WOWO waxes, though, sure are easy though, aren't they? :cheers:
 
I wipe on/wipe off all my paste waxes, with exception of Rubbish Boys Original Edition.
 
akimel said:
It all depends on the specific wax. There are any number of very fine and expensive waxes out there that are not WOWO--e.g., Dodo Juice Supernatural, SwissVax Best of Show, and Zymol Vintage. Each wax is formulated differently. The WOWO waxes, though, sure are easy though, aren't they? :cheers:
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I can't speak for Supernatural, but Dodo Juice is only 5-10 minutes' drying time....I consider that semi-WOWO, hehe.
 
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