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I already bought the fuzion spray wax. What I need now is something to remove wax from the plastic molding on my wife's 2016 explorer - oops. Got anything for that I can review? ��

I kind of had the same experience that you did. I'd say in all fairness it is a fine product and a true, spray wax for sure. The problem is that because of the extra effort required to remove the spray wax, i think I could probably just wax my car with fuzion paste in the same amount of time...

Thanks Mike

Without rinsing? What's the best way to go about that?

Anxiously awaiting some real world reviews. I love Fuzion (paste) and haven't found a spray wax worth my time, yet.

Poxy. Good bang for the buck and super easy to use.Apply it to the whole car, then start removing. Wipes off super easy.

I agree with all of the above - outside: clay everything, inside: only if you have a car full of boogers ;)

Yes I agree! I'd love to try to try this out during the correction of my 65 mustang I'm planning in a week or so.

HD polish and the Boss line were my first thoughts, so I'm not surprised to see they are being suggested here. I have no experience with these products. If I went the Boss line route, should I use the standard correcting cream or the fast correcting cream- what will I see different between the 2...

Its a base coat + clear coat repaint. Probably around 5 years old. Appears to be a decent amount of film thickness to work with, with the exception of the flat top section of the passenger and drivers doors.

So I recently attempted an AIO paint correction on my newly purchased 65 mustang, using HD Speed. Previously I've had good/acceptable results using this product with orange LC pads. This time, I didn't get close to the kind of correction I would be satisfied with-too many swirls and scratches...

I've topped speed with both post and fuzion and thought both were great additions

Can you actually see some noticeable gold flake/glimmer?

carnuba arts is crazy slick. I honestly don't think there is a slicker product.

I have been impressed with the couple of PA products I have tried. I recently purchased some Carnauba Arts, Orange Amber for my 65 mustang coupe that has been repainted and orange-red shade. While I think the value of color matching is overrated I have never seen a product produce a more slick...

I believe the black paint on 89 mustangs was single stage, paint code 1C. Therefore you are not looking at clear coat failure.

I've found that any product containing montan wax appears to have some darkening effect. I have never seen a product with a dramatic darkening effect though.

I have a chrome yellow mustang cobra and have tried many different products on it. My favorites for looks are dodo juice orange crush and HD Poxy. Of the 2, I can pretty much guarantee you that the Poxy will last longer, but I'm still not sure if it will have the longevity you are looking for.

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Over a dozen and Fuzion on the way...