Saw this on AutoGeek site when looking for a really good wax/polish product. Anyone use it or feel it is worth the $175? Is this even real? Thanks. (Anything that compares?) I am thinking of getting it if it is really "the best".
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I haven't used the Wolfgang Fuzion, if you are looking for an awesome carnauba wax for a decent price you should check out my Wet Obsession paste wax. This is very popular here and on the other forums I sponsor. Here is a direct link to it on my website......http://www.obsessivedetail.com/wetobsession.html
The looks and results is right up there with all of the really expensive waxes. I guarantee you will love this wax plus it will save you quite a bit of money!
A wax is only as good as the paint that it goes over. A good prep will make a good wax look great. Yes, Wolfgang Fuzion is an amazing wax and is a good investment if your car is in a lot of shows. However, I probably would not be able to tell the different between OD Wet Obsession and the Fuzion unless I saw a side by side comparison on a hood of a car.
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+1, the stuff looks legit, but you can get the same results for less
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Well, you get a "free" refill of that wax, so you're basically getting two tins of it and a "custom" wood box. Seems excessive to me unless you've got some concourse trailered car.
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I'm sure Justin @ Obsessive Detail is shooting it to you straight on his products. I have yet to hear 1 single complaint about anything he sells. NOT 1 complaint.
I use other products....which I wont mention in this post......(I feel kinda bad not endorsing Obsessive Detail products here personally) I just use other stuff......and I'm completely happy.
Justin.....I AM looking at your site to see if you have anything they "other guys" might not have.
.....after all...I'm very Obsessive about my pony.
I'd spend my $ on Justin's. I've used it and i've used some other high end waxes and it will easily compete with them. It has the depth, wetness and durability as any those you would consider to be high-end waxes.
Think of it as getting 3 cans of Justin's and about 90 coats of wax.
Can I just claybar and then use Wet Obsession or is there another intermediate step recommended?
I have a Satin Silver 2006. Paint is in very good shape. Never clayed - I have used a number of high quality products (Klasse, P21S and most recently Meguiar's NXT Tech 2.0 liquid wax)
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ORIGINAL: Juztang
I haven't used the Wolfgang Fuzion, if you are looking for an awesome carnauba wax for a decent price you should check out my Wet Obsession paste wax. This is very popular here and on the other forums I sponsor. Here is a direct link to it on my website......http://www.obsessivedetail.com/wetobsession.html
The looks and results is right up there with all of the really expensive waxes. I guarantee you will love this wax plus it will save you quite a bit of money!
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Thanks Justin,
Can I just claybar and then use Wet Obsession or is there another intermediate step recommended?
I have a Satin Silver 2006. Paint is in very good shape. Never clayed - I have used a number of high quality products (Klasse, P21S and most recently Meguiar's NXT Tech 2.0 liquid wax)
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ORIGINAL: Juztang
I haven't used the Wolfgang Fuzion, if you are looking for an awesome carnauba wax for a decent price you should check out my Wet Obsession paste wax. This is very popular here and on the other forums I sponsor. Here is a direct link to it on my website......http://www.obsessivedetail.com/wetobsession.html
The looks and results is right up there with all of the really expensive waxes. I guarantee you will love this wax plus it will save you quite a bit of money!
Claying cleans the paint. After clay, small scratches and swirls are going to be easier to see, so people typically will polish after claying, however you certain CAN clay then wax.
It works like this: claying cleans the paint, polishing... well... polishes the paint, or rather the clear coat, and finally, waxing puts a layer of protection over what you just did.
I would suggest that you not use anything more than a cheap Meguiars wax if you aren't polishing though because 75% of how the car looks will be dependent on the polish job, and only maybe 25% on the wax itself. Don't waste a ton of money on expensive wax and expect it to do it all for you because unfortunately it won't work and you'll be out a lot of money on the wax.
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ORIGINAL: rogan01
Thanks Justin,
Can I just claybar and then use Wet Obsession or is there another intermediate step recommended?
I have a Satin Silver 2006. Paint is in very good shape. Never clayed - I have used a number of high quality products (Klasse, P21S and most recently Meguiar's NXT Tech 2.0 liquid wax)
I would throw my Light Polish into the mix before you put on the Wet Obsession for the best results. The polish will take out light scratches and swirls plus prep the paint for the wax. You could also put on my Wet Glaze after the polish to add some more depth and wetness to the paint. This combo will look really deep and wet.
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ORIGINAL: Juztang
I haven't used the Wolfgang Fuzion, if you are looking for an awesome carnauba wax for a decent price you should check out my Wet Obsession paste wax. This is very popular here and on the other forums I sponsor. Here is a direct link to it on my website......http://www.obsessivedetail.com/wetobsession.html
The looks and results is right up there with all of the really expensive waxes. I guarantee you will love this wax plus it will save you quite a bit of money!
< Message edited by Juztang -- 5/6/2008 4:41:17 PM >
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I've got better things to spend $175 on - I'd give my business to Justin ANY day....I have zero complaints in my experiences and have also heard not a SINGLE complaint from anybody else.
ive always done a non abrasive polish, then if i have some scratches/swirls i take care of those, then a sealant and then some pure carnabua the next day
Meguiars #16 has been discontinued for a while and now. The small supplies that can be found are a lot cheaper than that and are VERY similiar products. In my opinion are very similiar in depth, durability, etc. The price is the only thing different.
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