Wolfgang Fuzion

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What's the consensus on this wax? Do people like it? How is the depth? How is the durability? How does it compare to Zaino?
 
I read several forums daily and I always pay attention to articles devoted to LSPs. I think it is fair to say that a lot of people out there like Fuzion a lot. I rarely read negative comments. I'm not sure if they think it is as good as other waxes that sell in the $180+ range; but they definitely think it is a worthy wax at the BOGO sale price of $100 (not including the Autopia discount). At what in effect is $50 per tub, Fuzion compares well indeed (at least from what I have read) to waxes like P21S 100% and CG 50/50. I don't think you can go wrong with Fuzion at the sale price.
 
At the sale price, I say go for it. Please consider I've only used Fuzion once. I like the look, and the ease of removal is fantastic. For $50/tub, it's tough to beat.
 
I just detailed my car with Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant 3.0 X 2, and then Wolfgang Füzion Estate Wax X 2 and needless to say the results were stunning. Makes my red have a deep wet look.
 
Has anyone that has used Zaino tried this? Also MDRX8, I havent seen many people that use 3.0 and fuzion. Is this common. What are the advantages of using both?
 
jw said:
Has anyone that has used Zaino tried this? Also MDRX8, I havent seen many people that use 3.0 and fuzion. Is this common. What are the advantages of using both?
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You must be kidding. 3.0 and Fuzion by Wolfgang.
 
jw said:
Has anyone that has used Zaino tried this? Also MDRX8, I havent seen many people that use 3.0 and fuzion. Is this common. What are the advantages of using both?
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My guess is great protection by the dgps and wonderful looks (depth, wetness etc..) with the fuzion.



btw, i bought the bogo fuzion. :hifive:
 
02zx9r said:
My guess is great protection by the dgps and wonderful looks (depth, wetness etc..) with the fuzion.



btw, i bought the bogo fuzion. :hifive:
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Good buy paid 175 when it first came out, but got a free refill and a lovely wooden box. LOL
 
Legacy99 said:
Good buy paid 175 when it first came out, but got a free refill and a lovely wooden box. LOL
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Got the BOGO, but I gotta say, the wooden box is very nice. Would also love to see the DVD that came with the $175 package. Alas, I draw the line at $50 for any wax. I can't believe Pinnacle Souveran costs $89 now. It was only a couple of years ago when I decided to "splurge" and buy two containers at $50 each.:werd:
 
I wanted to try the sealant/wax combo. I usually go straight from prep to wax. Using the sealant/wax route is common. Looks are what I am after. I agree with Scottwax. You can put it up against Souveran and it is close to which one looks the best.



jw said:
Has anyone that has used Zaino tried this? Also MDRX8, I havent seen many people that use 3.0 and fuzion. Is this common. What are the advantages of using both?
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I think I'll give it a shot and see how it compares to Zaino. Should buying 3.0 as well or should I just do the Fuzion?
 
Try two coats of the Fuzion first and see what you think. It is, after all, a premier carnauba hybrid wax. It shouldn't need a base coat of anything in order to look gorgeous. Check it out first in its purity. :)
 
I have used Fuzion both ways with the 3.0 and without on metallic red. Both ways Fuzion passed my test as a good looking LSP. I will say the 3.0 did bring out the metallic in the paint a little better.



akimel said:
Try two coats of the Fuzion first and see what you think. It is, after all, a premier carnauba hybrid wax. It shouldn't need a base coat of anything in order to look gorgeous. Check it out first in its purity. :)
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termigator said:
Better on non-metallic reds too?
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I think so...



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