Once fully cured, buff to a high shine with a fresh, clean microfiber cloth ensuring to turn the cloth frequently. Additional resale value– One of the biggest contributing factors to poor resale value’s for a car is it’s overall condition. It’s really important to ensure that your car’s paintwork is maintained and looked after properly and regularly, failure to do so often results in a drastic reduction in resale value. Regularly waxing your car and keeping the paintwork in good condition will result in your car being worth more when you decide to part company with it. Fusso Coat is a paint sealant in a wax form designed to protect automotive paint. It adds some gloss but there are other waxes that add more gloss. We think this is the best wax a country mile at this price point. There are however plenty of excellent alternatives, such as

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. Collinite 476s Super Doublecoat Auto Wax delivers stunning results and an extremely respectable price point, you really can’t go wrong. Pastes generally provide the best finish, but often require buffing to bring out the shine after application. Sprays and liquids can be applied much faster, and some don’t require a second buff, but their finishes tend to be less impressive. The excellent Bilt-Hamber Double Speed Wax takes our crown and top spot. Double Speed Wax is simply an exceptional all rounder which delivers stunning results at an incredibly affordable price. Value for money with this wax is utterly astounding and you’ll be left scratching your head as to how it’s possible. Tips for application: Using a damp applicator pad, apply it thin for easy removal. Don’t let it cure more than 10-15 min in the summer or 15-20 min in the winter. Do 1 or 2 panels then buff off.Aqua sprays are sprayed on when the car is wet. In some cases, you can then wipe over once to apply the wax, shine and dry the car. How often do you need to apply car wax? How long does each treatment last? A. Yes, you can apply a wax without polishing the car first. Bare in mind though that the wax may not bond to the paint as well as it would do if it were polished first and therefore the wax may not perform as well as it should. Eitherway, adding a layer of wax to your car either with or without polishing first is going to protect the paint and be beneficial. This all depends on what product you use. The one thing that can be agreed upon is that the longevity is based on the amount of solidity in the product. As a result, your hard waxes, that require applying to the panel and then buffing, will last the longest. Waxed correctly, your product should protect your car for up to 3 months.

Optionally apply a spray wax like Meguiars Hybrid Ceramic Wax or a detail spray to top up your shine. 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. 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. Ensure that your car is completely contaminant free. Applying a wax on a car which still contains contaminants can seriously reduce the lifespan of the wax and also affect performance from the initial application.

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Armed with not one but two royal warrants, Autoglym certainly know what they’re doing when it comes to producing car care products. Ultra High Definition Wax is an extremely capable wax which features the use of premium, finest ingredients to produce the ultimate mirror-like shine. As with Bilt-Hamber Double Speed Wax, Autoglym UHD wax contains refined organic Carnauba wax for a better than showroom shine. Fusso in Japanese simply means „fluorine”, main ingredient of the fluoropolymer bonding that Fusso utilises (PTFE – polytetrafluoroethylene). It’s the most slippery substance known to science! It prevents friction of mechanical elements, which is why it’s being used in prosthetic limbs or astronaut suits. Due to the extreme slipperiness of the PTFE polymer, covering a frying pan with it requires prior matting of the surface, followed by curing at high temperature (360°C). The biggest challenge was to transfer this process to the world of car caring. Soft99’s experts found a way to bond PTFE to the car’s paintwork by combining various fluoropolymers and substances, so the protective layer can bond with paintwork, glass and even fabrics.