Apply Fusso Coat as if it were a ceramic coating and not like a polish. Use cross-hatch application pattern to ensure even coverage,

Another reason wax is easier to apply is that you can get away with less preparation. Ceramic coatings usually need multistage paint correction and an IPA wipe-down so that you get 12 months or more of protection. This can take a whole day or more. It also requires a number of detailing products. That’s why most people use a detailing professional to apply a ceramic coating. Whilst there are dedicated wheel sealants available for this very task, a good quality wax will do the job too. It gives us roughly 1,5g per layer, on a car that only half of it was properly prepped for wax, and applied in rush. If I've done everything properly, than 1g per layer is easily achievable, on compact car like mine.Fusso's technology has remained unsurpassed since 1990, when the first product from the line was introduced to the Japanese market. We decided to use Fusso Coat instead of an expensive ceramic coating. There are a number of reasons for this. Do nothing. After a few days, you will find that the streaking disappears. Especially if the weather is hot. When you next wash the car the streaking will almost certainly be gone. Wet application - what ? :lol: Well, just for curiosity, I decided to try apply it on entirely wet surface. I've seen that Naviwax can be applied this way, so decided to give it a try :

Q. How do you use a Fusso coat? Apply a very thin coat to a freshly washed and dried car. Buff off after 5 – 8 minutes.In Summary, Soft99 Fusso Coat is an astonishing wax and a real game changer. To get this sort of performance from a paste wax is incredible, even more incredible is the price point. Applying a second coat of this wonderful wax will produce slightly glossier results and ensure maximum coverage. It’s always best practice to add a second layer of wax just incase you’ve missed some spots on the first coat. Top tip: Once you’ve applied a wax to your wheels, do not use an acidic based wheel cleaner to clean your wheels the following week. Doing this will strip the wax from the wheels entirely rendering your hard work a week earlier wasted.

Yeah, I suspected as much. BSD is amazing, I love it. Though it didn't initially do very well on the Tesla for some reason. Before applying Fusso I decontaminated, clayed and polished the whole car though, so hopefully should do better now.

Applicator included!

For the record, car was washed, detarred, clayed. About half of it was polished with finishing polish, other half had only panelwipe wipedown. I couldn't do whole car as I should be done, due to certain health issues I know have. But it's not actually a bad thing, it will get us idea how durability is connected with preparation involved. Smell - truth is , it smell awful Even FK1000p smells less disturbing then this one. However, it only strikes at first, just after opening the tin. While I was doing the car, I get used to it. Fusso Coat comes with a soft application sponge. The instructions say to get the minimum amount of product on the pad by applying gentle pressure to the surface of the wax. Fusso Coat has an excellent water-beading effect. This repels water which keeps your car looking cleaner for longer. It also makes washing and drying your car easier provided you do it yourself. The wax itself is light green, not too hard actually. Maybe it's just mine tin, but wax felt kinda soft, when pushed with applicator. That's why it is so economical, You don't need to swipe applicator on wax, You just need to touch it, and there is enough wax for entire panel.

Fusso is produced in Japan and is one of the most succesful car care products that they’ve ever produced. It’s imported into the UK the wonderul people at Nippon Shine. In the real world, and particularly with our grimey UK roads, we think about 9 months is a more realistic expectation which is still extremely impressive. With that in mind, a 200g pot is likely to last many years and offers superb value for money. The gloss levels and reflections that Fusso Soft Coat creates are nothing short of stunning, you’d be hard pushed to find a wax which can produce better. Begin applying the wax to your first panel applying light pressure in a circular motion ensuring you’ve got the entire panel covered.Soft99 Fusso Coat is an excellent paste wax. It lasts a long time and delivers outstanding water beading and protection as good as any ceramic coating. Very good, how else does it supposed to look on dark car with paint in good condition ? Seriously though, I'm not fan of describing different kind of looks, like "wet look" or "mirror reflection" or whatever. In blind test they will all look the same anyway, so who cares As with any wax or sealant. durability is a key factor to consider. Logically, the more durable a wax is, the longer it’s going to last which in turn means you’ll be applying it less often. Durabiliy is one of Soft99 Fusso Coat Wax’ biggest strong points and the manufacturer claims protection of up to 12 months. That’s a pretty remarkable achievement from a conventional paste wax, you’d normally assosciate that sort of durability with a ceramic coating.