Your 8oz. Wolfgang Fuzion wax sells for $175(with one refill and wooden box included). How about selling the 8oz. tub without the refill or the box??? Maybe sell for around $125. I didn't want the box or the refill, so I bought two 3oz. tubs. The only problem is that the small can is a pain. I'd rather have the larger 8oz. jar to work with. Anyone else agree? If not, I'll buy more 3 ouncers and maybe melt into a larger can...............
Wolfgang Fuzion wax suggestion for Max/Meghan
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ScottB
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no offense as this has been suggested prior, but if you are willing to use so much why not buy the original offering with the free refill on the next sale ?? Sounds like it could be a better option in the long run. 175 / 2 = 87.50 net. 39.99 x 5 small ones = 199.95
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killrflake
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Sounds like you weren"t around here for the frozen Fuzion sale, it's a sale that was just right for you.
Actually I agree with the first post somewhat, I would be much more likely to buy Fuzion if they offered the 8 oz without the refill or the box for half the price so around $90. Reason being that I and probably most other people get bored with using the same wax for that long, after one tub is used up I like to switch to a different wax for variety.
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A couple times a year. Remember to use the 10% off coupon codes. It'll be $158 for 16oz after that. That comes to $79 each.
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If I'm going to spend $175, I'd rather have both in my hands at the same time. I don't like the idea of using one up...then sending them my receipt and the empty can...then waiting a week to get the refill. It's just too much of a hassle! I also don't need a fancy wood box! 
It is an awesome wax...used it for the first time today on a black car. Very slick, and deep shine...and I really didn't prep it like I should have. Of course it started raining a few hours after I finished. never fails!
It is an awesome wax...used it for the first time today on a black car. Very slick, and deep shine...and I really didn't prep it like I should have. Of course it started raining a few hours after I finished. never fails!
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The refill thing does sound like a pain, what happens if you loose or damage the container and waiting a week or however long kind of sucks. Plus just the hassle of going to the post office to mail it is inconvenient. When I look at buying Fuzion I see it as one tub for $175 and maybe I'll end up getting another one who knows when later on. The deal is just not that appealing for me. I think it would sell much better with the other options mentioned earlier, I would have bought some by now for sure.
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Scoop out the last bit and put it in another container before you send it back to be refilled. Then you won't have to wait.
loudog2
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I hear you, but you get a new fresh batch down the road. Instead of letting that second one sit for a year, you get a new one. Plus if they add to the recipe to improve, you get a better refill.If I'm going to spend $175, I'd rather have both in my hands at the same time. I don't like the idea of using one up...then sending them my receipt and the empty can...then waiting a week to get the refill. It's just too much of a hassle! I also don't need a fancy wood box!
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If I'm going to spend $175, I'd rather have both in my hands at the same time. I don't like the idea of using one up...then sending them my receipt and the empty can...then waiting a week to get the refill. It's just too much of a hassle! I also don't need a fancy wood box!
I value a different approach personally. I see the benefit in one later for several reasons.
1. What if formula is updated, wont you want the newest freshest version.
2. If you store the second one now, and environmental damage (heat) somehow harms it you are out a jar of wax. Or say you drop it and top shatters when hitting the ground.
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The marketing and pricing of Fuzion may be pure genius. Clearly Wolfgang is presenting the wax as an expensive boutique wax that performs as good as if not superior to other expensive boutique waxes (think Zymol and Swissvax)--and they have priced it accordingly. $175 is a lot of money for a wax--at least it is for most of us. Of course, if one reads the small print one discovers that this includes one refill, and that one refill takes the sting out of the $175 ... but only a little. For those of us who are not waxing multiple cars each week, it will take a long time to go through one Fuzion tub, especially if we like to experiment with other waxes, too. The $175 price, therefore, effectively disbars most who would be inclined to buy it, thereby adding to Fuzion's aura of exclusivity and specialness. We want what we cannot afford.
BUT ... perhaps once or twice a year Fuzion goes on sale. Last November it went on sale, for example, for $100 (including the refill). Suddenly that which is beyond my reach has become temporarily affordable. How can I not buy it? A hundred dollars is still a lot of money for a wax, but I can rationalize the purchase by reminding myself that with the refill I am actually only paying $50 a tub.
So I happily purchased Fuzion on sale last November and am glad I did. It's a wonderful wax. Did I get suckered by a brilliant marketing and pricing scheme? Perhaps--but I'm not complaining. :cheers:
Al
BUT ... perhaps once or twice a year Fuzion goes on sale. Last November it went on sale, for example, for $100 (including the refill). Suddenly that which is beyond my reach has become temporarily affordable. How can I not buy it? A hundred dollars is still a lot of money for a wax, but I can rationalize the purchase by reminding myself that with the refill I am actually only paying $50 a tub.
So I happily purchased Fuzion on sale last November and am glad I did. It's a wonderful wax. Did I get suckered by a brilliant marketing and pricing scheme? Perhaps--but I'm not complaining. :cheers:
Al
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That's when I got mine. The $100 sale w/refill.
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Damn...wish I would have seen that sale. For $100, I'll take it! I'll melt the original into a diff container and send for my refill the next day.....I know everyone is looking at this differently, but I still don't like the idea of a future refill. It's a pain. Shipping back and forth...saving your receipt...waiting for the UPS guy....And if the formula would improve, oh well-my loss....but, this formula rocks anyways!:cheers:
If you are having a trouble with the little tubs, you can take a plastic disposable knife and scrape some out of the tub and onto your applicator pad. Or you can scrape some out of the tub using the pad wherever you can, and just squeeze the pad together to spread it evenly across the pad.
But yeah, ultimately just wait for another sale. I originally purchased my 8oz Fuzion with box and refill for $99 on a promotional sale, with free shipping. Autogeek also received a "damaged" shipment over the winter (from the cold weather) and offered 8oz tubs at a discount.
But yeah, ultimately just wait for another sale. I originally purchased my 8oz Fuzion with box and refill for $99 on a promotional sale, with free shipping. Autogeek also received a "damaged" shipment over the winter (from the cold weather) and offered 8oz tubs at a discount.
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Andy, I don't understand your reasoning. Don't you have to take the wax out of the tub, find another tub to put it in, wrap it, take it to the PO and wait?