ok, this review is long overdue, and I see not many have tried this wax out....so here it is... Item: Wolfgang Füzion Carnauba Polymer Estate Wax Ease of Application: 5 out of 5 stars. (Think original p21s easy) Removal: 4 out of 5 stars. (maybe because I applied too thick on some areas. but still most forgiving out of all the waxes I've tried) Method: WOWO. this is a very wet wax, have a few more mf (than usual) on hand. Shine: Insane wet gloss, deep depth, sharp reflections. made my 4 year old car look new. Durability: Tested to date 5 weeks. still going pretty strong. (3 normal washes with Gold Class 2 bucket method and gilmour foam gun) + ( 1 ONR) , no QD or spray wax in between. Just wash and pat dry. Slickness: 3 out of 5. Amount of slickness not as crazy as other waxes like 1000p (think hard thick clear coat illusion) . but then, who's beaten 1000p in that aspect. I would say this is not Fuzion's forte, but who knows, maybe layering it might do well. (which I never layered) smell: light strawberries. (lighter smell than Natty's red, i find nattys red too strong and sweet) overall: I love it love it love it. this is the wax which I find works well and add something , even on non prepped surface. The Golf I did it on, only had a Gold Class wash, and one coat of fuzion wax. It was in desperate need for a good strong clay (rough surface) . Fuzion wax left deep sharp reflections , though the surface still felt gritty not slick. (i had no time to do the claying). also note that as with all wolfgang products, they are all have sheeting properties rather than beading. and frankly speaking, i prefer sheeting, beading just leaves the water on the surface and will cause bad water spots under hot bright direct sunlight. and as some of you know, it is my top number 1 wax. It is my number one because it meets all my expectations in all aspects, not just on one (eg. looks). and now for the pics. (some of you might find them familiar)
I'm sold even more now. Fuzion is a the top of my list of waxes to buy. Along w/RBOE I just need the mula. Great review...:thumb:
i rate it better than souveran. in fact i dont really like souveran at all. Fuzion is pretty much goof proof. easy to apply, remove, and fantastic results even on non prepped cars. all the car needs is a good wash down. i really feel that the new age, way to go is hybrid waxes (together with polymers) lets see if Dom will come up with a Super Un-natural. I'm all for hybrids ! (eg. '53, 5050)
The clarity of those first pics is just insane. Looks awesome!!!!!!!! I'd buy some if I didnt just buy some CR!!
under bright or medium light, it shows clear sharp reflections. (Golf pics) under dim lighting, sunset, its wet and glossy (Evo pics) i really love the Golf sharp reflections. if i didnt say it was Fuzion, who would guess that it's CR ? I know I would
Very nice, great review, thanks! What don't you like about Souveran? And I agree with you on the easy of use of the original P21S, still one of my favorite waxes!!!
well because before i tried souveran, i had fuzion first. fuzion was so good it set a very high benchmark for comparison. i've been spoilt by the ease from fuzion. so probably thats why i didnt see anything impressive in it compared to fuzion. plus the famous durability issue. fuzion has really brought the bar up higher , so yeah my opinion is that souveran seems to be "outdated" . something like windows 98 and windows xp. (i know ...windows is a really bad comparison but i cant think of any at the moment). dont get me wrong, both are good and work in its own right, but i feel fuzion is much better
i got to test Fuzion before it ever hit the market and it's a great wax!! I used it on several colors and never disappointed. It's better than souveran in that it had all the benefits of souveran (deep color, warmth, good reflection) but also added a lot more clarity and with the polymers out lasted souveran hands down. Also, Fuzion was good on solid or metallic colors.... not souveran
Does anyone know if it is the same as Souveran? I am wondering if it is based of the same formula since Pinnacle and Wolfgang are pretty much the same and since you get a refill of Fuzion, it pretty much comes out to the price of Souveran anyway. Was just wondering if anyone knew whether they were the same or different.
from my understanding, souveran is pure, oils and wax(es) as for fuzion its a hybrid of polymers and wax(es)
yah fuzion by description is a bit of a hybrid product...Also by owing both products...they are drastically different...Fuzion is much nicer and looks great on everything Souvern in my opion only really looks great on light colors(beige, whites ets
