Paste Wax Question, Fuzion, Pinnacle, Chemical guys... Help me choose one?
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There is always CG J97.... it's "pure" white Carnuba and is very easy to apply and remove (at least it was in the demo). On the other hand it's about $850 USD for one container.
Chemical Guys N_002 Project J97 Paste Wax - Ultra Refined White Brazilian Carnauba Wax
Looks like a nice start to a collection. I think you'd be surprised how close the Platinum looks to the Fuzion. Your CG50/50 is probably the only thing I would worry about actually looking much better as that is a complete standout, but really, put that and the TW on 5 cars each, have me guess, which is which, I wouldn't bet $10.
SON1C
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http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...son1c-synopsis-16-wolfgang-fuzion-review.html
Idk man, I really enjoyed fuzion, it's one of my favorite waxes
Also remember it's not all about looks, - durability - beading - ease of application - user experience - etc i can go on, some people have the eye for waxes, some don't, some develop, some don't, there's definitely a limit and the price starts getting kind of ridiculous after about 50-70 imo
But as long as you're happy with what you're doing that's all that really matters
Idk man, I really enjoyed fuzion, it's one of my favorite waxes
Also remember it's not all about looks, - durability - beading - ease of application - user experience - etc i can go on, some people have the eye for waxes, some don't, some develop, some don't, there's definitely a limit and the price starts getting kind of ridiculous after about 50-70 imo
But as long as you're happy with what you're doing that's all that really matters
cleanmycorolla
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If one could get Fuzion when on sale for that $99 price point, or even the $119 it once was on VIP, then it is worth it. With the refill, basically on sale it will come out to 50-75 per tub, which is not that bad factoring in how little is used for a coat, and the fact its a top wax. IMO Fuzion really can't be beat if you can snag it on sale.
I always suggest CG 50/50, DP Max Wax, Pete's 53 and Liquid Souveran as they're all great too.....
Honestly, eventually you'll learn to like what you like and stick with it, and use what you dont in trades, it all evens out.
I always suggest CG 50/50, DP Max Wax, Pete's 53 and Liquid Souveran as they're all great too.....
Honestly, eventually you'll learn to like what you like and stick with it, and use what you dont in trades, it all evens out.
KBsToy
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http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...son1c-synopsis-16-wolfgang-fuzion-review.html
Idk man, I really enjoyed fuzion, it's one of my favorite waxes
Also remember it's not all about looks, - durability - beading - ease of application - user experience - etc i can go on, some people have the eye for waxes, some don't, some develop, some don't, there's definitely a limit and the price starts getting kind of ridiculous after about 50-70 imo
But as long as you're happy with what you're doing that's all that really matters
:iagree:Whatever floats ur boat.........
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...son1c-synopsis-16-wolfgang-fuzion-review.html
Idk man, I really enjoyed fuzion, it's one of my favorite waxes
Also remember it's not all about looks, - durability - beading - ease of application - user experience - etc i can go on, some people have the eye for waxes, some don't, some develop, some don't, there's definitely a limit and the price starts getting kind of ridiculous after about 50-70 imo
But as long as you're happy with what you're doing that's all that really matters
Totally agree, the big difference in waxes is application/removal and durability (of looks, not only beading). Dirt release, dust attraction, and paint protection are also notable attributes.
TundraPower
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I've never been a fan of Fuzion. Supernatural is an amazing wax that rivals waxes costing much more. Swissvax Concorso is a step up from Supernatural. Swissvax Mystery is a big step up.
cleanmycorolla
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what dont you like about fuzion?
I'll take that one... it looks like FK Pink, is only a bit more durable and costs a whole lot more. It does smell MUCH better though.
TundraPower
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- I'm not impressed with the durability.
- It is nice and crisp on reds and oranges.
- Too crisp on blacks, not enough depth.
Supernatural is the only wax I know of that does everything really well. My customers are addicted to it, Diamond Hard Light, and Purple Haze PRO.
vegas911gts
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Glasur is a solid choice for the 100 buck price range. Very easy to spread. I haven't tried bouncer's but they do look like they are good waxes for the price.
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Long time ss2 and souveran user... however finally ordered fuziin a month ago and well worth the cost looks great lasts longer than ss2 and souveran and as far as dust is concerned I have found almost all carnubas attract dust so I spray down reload or v7 cg and that helps a ton...
Fuzion and a gallon of v7 best combo. Fuzion for looks v7 to cut down dust attraction.
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Fuzion and a gallon of v7 best combo. Fuzion for looks v7 to cut down dust attraction.
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How much different does Fuzion+v7 look than something more durable like DG105 or 845 topped with v7???