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Another vote for the PC.

If it touches your skin or is inhaled, its in your body. Chemicals are nothing to take for granted.

I'm a fuzion paste wax fan as well as uber rinseless. I think it would be great to see what a uber, fuzion paste wax, fuzion spray wax topper would look like and how it would maintain. I'd love some with a good review

When the description says its so special that it can only come from Germany...that's marketing speak for $$$$. I love fuzion the conventional wax but I agree this is a no go for me unless it's on bogo.

It's an amazing product. Now they have a spray on version that would be great to maintain with.

I've always thought conventional watered down spray waxes were a waste of money. Before this new Fuzion product came out the closest thing to a real spray wax was HD express which is very thick and really needs to be applied with a foam applicator or MF towel.

Fuzion spray wax would be a great addition.

Nothing in the detailing world.

If that's the case my wallet is very glad my fun meter is malfunctioning. I'd rather put that money into my gas tank and have more fun driving my car. To each his own.

I'm still trying to understand how roughly 10oz of product in a 32oz foam gun is even remotely cost effective. And that's not including product used in buckets. You wouldn't even get two washes out of a 16oz bottle of product. Where is my math wrong?

If you apply post wash boosters like D156 or similar products you can make a super sealant last almost indefinitely.

I've found pinnacle advanced finishing polish (it's got a new formula) without equal and in your case perfect just before using sovereign. I can't think of a better combo for a show car.

If a service dept washed my car I'd be furious. Not a good idea. Free should only be done on your own car or friends/family. Preferably on daily beaters until you perfect your skill.

I'd go carpro Essence then McKees coating

Enviroshield still going after March 2014 application on wife's car. Best 45$ you can spend imo.

I'm with you. I like the spray aerosol type trim products. I current like the griots product but McKees looks similar. They are so easy to use the longevity issue is a non issue.

What is "a better result"? Therein lies the problem with this entire business. What you think is a better result is not my idea of a better result and so it goes. Better results can mean anything from being cost effective to eye candy appeal to making the most money possible. It can be money...

Never been a carpro fan. This is great news

I haven't used hoses or soap in years. I love rinseless washing and the products keep getting better. If the car is crazy dirty I just pop into the local diy spray wand wash first but that's rare when I need to do that

No issues. Essence remarkably plays nice with waxes and sealants.