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I finally tried the Fuzion over WGDGPS and I really like the result. Durability is really not an issue for me, since my car is more or less a "garage queen." I only drive it on the weekends, when the weather permits. I must say I really like the look of the Fuzion, but I will continue to use...

I absolutely love the Menzerna PO85RD. I use it with an LC black pad on my Flex XC3401 for jeweling the paint before applying the LSP. The results are awesome. Followed with WGDGPS and topped with Fuzion, the result is a showcar shine every time!

I have a 2008 CLK 550 Cabriolet that is Metallic Grey and Fuzion really looks great on it. The metal flake is accentuated. I don't think you can do any better than Fuzion. If you want it to pop, try layering the Fuzion on top of WGDGPS.

Count me among the Fuzion fanatics. I just topped WGDGPS with two coats of Fuzion and the results were nothing short of amazing. It is really great stuff that is well worth the price! Fuzion--long may it live!

Another vote for Fuzion. Amazing stuff that is well worth the price, when you consider that the trial size will do 8 to 10 cars, and you also get a "free" refill with the large size. A little goes a long way!

I've used the Wolfgang Spritz Sealant over Fuzion with no problem. The only thing is it has to cure for 12 hours, so I usually put it on in the evenings when the car is in the garage for the night.

WGDGPS and Fuzion get my vote. I love the deep wet look this combination gives my car. I top WGDGPS with Fuzion for the ultimate shine.

I second that emotion!

Like you, I was a Zaino fan. I especially like the Souveran paste wax over Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant. So, my choice would be Souveran!

I have a 2002 Thunderbird that has chrome wheels. I believe that the wheels are made of aluminum that has been chrome coated. You can always have the wheels re-chromed, as an option to buying new ones. You may also want to try some Wheel Wax in the interim, since it does fill in some...

Spend a little extra money to buy Pinnacle Souveran. You won't regret it!

I have an '02 Thunderbird that was full of swirls, so I have some experience with products. I used the the Wolfgang twins first. Then at the suggestion of BobbyG, I tried Menzerna 85RD with my Flex 3401 to jewel the paint. I finished with Menzerna Power Lock and two coats of Souveran paste...

I have used WGDGPS topped with Pinnacle Souveran with great success. The shine is out of this world. It is slightly less expensive than Fuzion, and I can't imagine that the result would be any better. However, I will admit that I have not tried the Fuzion.

I agree with those who have recommended the Flex 3401. It is a great machine, and it won't leave you longing for another dual action polisher.

Re: Pick your top 5 favorite cars 1. 1956 Ford Thunderbird 2. 1978 Porsche 928 3. 1971Mercedes Benz 280 SE Cabriolet 4. 1986 Porsche 911 Turbo 5. 2002 Ford Thunderbird

I find that I can control my 3401 better with the bail.

Pinnacle Souveran.

2002 Thunderbird with 40,138 miles.

On properly prepared paint, I think Pinnacle Souveran over Wolfgang DGPS provides the ultimate shine.

It was a thrill and a pleasure to see the video clip highlighting your detailing business. It just shows you can achieve anything, if you put your mind to the task. I know we shall be hearing much more about you.