Collinite 915 Concours Wax VERSUS Fusso Coat Soft99!! A Tenatious WAX Battle!!!
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- čas přidán 21. 06. 2019
- Collinite 915 Councours Wax is Collinites highest concentration carnauba blend. Fusso Coat Soft99 is a synthetic wax formulated to last....up to 12 months! Today, we put them head to head and let them battle it out Apex Detail style!!! Wax is not dead!!! :)
Fusso Coat Soft 99....www.amazon.com/s?k=fusso+coat...
Fusso Coat series contains PTFE resin (polytetrafluoroethyl- ene), that is used for coating teflon pans.
Characteristics of Fusso Coat (PTFE): Water/oil resistant, Scratch resistant, Temperature resistant, UV resistant, Chemical resistance, Non stick.
Deep gloss, especially on dark car paints, Glossy finish even on deteriorated car paint, Easy to wipe off if hydro- phobic type is used, Easy to maintain if garaged.
Only one thin layer is necessary, the effect doesn’t change if more is applied. Wax off will be easier. This means that this wax tin will last longer, usually 10+ times.
Gloss type: Shiny
Collinite 915 Concours.....www.amazon.com/s?k=Collinite+...
Look for exceptional durability and a price that’s hundreds less than other boutique brands. Handcrafted and hand poured in limited quantities in the USA.
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The tenatious protection of Fusso....or the high gloss of Collinite!! Which do you prefer?
915 all day long!!!
Fusso. Best wax I ever used.
915
Fusso. Never used anything like it. It's basically self cleaning with a rain fall.
I'm gonna try the fuso at this point! Thanks again for the product showcase!!!!
No toxic exposure here man. I would like to see seal n shine vs fusso
Likewise!
I'm with Ike
I fourth that motion! 😁
Fifth
Me too. I swear by fusso coat for cars that never get any love. If seal and shine is better, I will be very impressed and also use it on all cars
Thank you for putting so much time and effort into all your videos
Appreciat it a lot!
I absolutely love Fuso Soft 99 !! and You even put on thinner than i do loll! as expected, not the glossiest maybe but hydro properties and long lasting Teflon coat is in a league of its own!! Thank-You Brian for this nice surprise today!! :-)
Awesome comparison B... With all the Spray Sealants and Si02's in the forefront these days you were really thinking outside the box to put out a video comparing these two. Keep 'em coming! 👍
Definitely would love to see Turtle Wax SNS vs. Fuso Coat 99. THANKS!!
I wouldn’t mind seeing some more tried and true reload battles. Also love to see you use/review Opticoat No-rinse (yellow), and their hyper seal. *please*. Love the channel. You’ve been crankin out lots of great content! I always rewatch your videos first when I try new products.
Glad I went with fusso when trying to decide which one to get. great work Brian
Great review Brian, they are both great overall products 🇬🇧
I love this comparison!! More please!!
Thanks for this comparison. I’ve been curious about Soft99 Fusso Coat. Would love to see it vs. Turtle Wax Ice Seal n Shine AND Turtle Wax Ice Spray Wax. 👍🏽
Let the battle commence.....fusso v turtle wax .....fantastic videos keep up the good work 👏🏻
Glad you did this comparison. Thanks.
Also I hear you 100% on the chemicals affecting sense of smell. I'm on a real binge lately of trying not to use sprays, which is counter intuitive with all the new spray sealant products but I just can't stand stuff getting into my eyes and my nose anymore. I bought some squeeze bottles instead for dressings to try but I do love that about paste waxes that I don't have that spray issue, wipe on wipe off.
Even with Collinite sort of failing the durability test, it ended up sheeting more water off the panel. This would actually make drying easier & you’ll have fewer risk of water spots.
I started using Fusso Coat last year and love it!
another great comparison and product review buddy.like everything I life everything has trade offs.still great products.🍻🍻🍻🍻
Would’ve been nice to see the sponge slide test for slickness comp. Great video Brian!
Waxing is my favorite part of detailing and I've been looking for a new wax to use. Soooo many choices
Get that Swissvax crystal rock 🤣
I swear B is freaking hilarious. 😂😂 such a treat watching his videos. Don't get me wrong I like other detailing channels too but if you want Some jokes then forsure he will make u laugh 😂💪💪
Common now you exaggerating!! He ain't no Eddie Murphy nos
Do Fusso vs everything :) One thing though: the gloss meter only measures gloss, not depth. My experience with fusso was that it makes my solid back paint dull. Not to mention it suffers from ghosting. So in your future comparisons you would also do a visual inspection regarding the black being rich. Also look at it with indirect light (light pointing to a wall) to see the ghosting from fusso.
Lots to discuss here...
1. Your dry sense of humor catches me by surprise and has me rolling at times. You are one of my fav CZcamsrs.
2. Love the C4 Vette. They were the gateway to the high performance cars we have today. Very underrated!
3. At first because of the discoloration.. I thought Fusso would fail the temp test. Was quite the opposite. Nice surprise!
4 Where is your four legged supervisor today?🐶😁
She will make a guest appearance soon!😁
I had heard that carnauba waxes have an issue with high heat by breaking down. Seeing is definitely believing.
It might be nice to see Fusso go up against Griots Poly wax.
Good video 👍✌️
Fusso for the win ✊Very impressed with the product.Thanks this was very informative 👍🏻
Depends on what you're going for. I would use 915 any day over fusso on a showroom car. 4 to 5 percentage points increase in gloss is pretty impressive if you ask me. But on a daily driver is a different story.
915 all day!!! Love the way it looks. Favorite Carnuba Wax I've ever used.
Me, too. 915 has an unbelievable shine ...and great durability for a wax!
Thanks Ryan. I just ordered the 915. I have a customer’s 22 year old orange Porsche scheduled in April, 2023. Last year, he had another detailer install ceramic. Not happy with ceramic and said he wanted to go with carnuba for deep rich gloss. I’m going to suggest 520 for maintenance.
Another great video as usual. Please more TAC SYSTEM products! I'm interested in all their line!
Awesome products
Thanks for your review sir.
Fuso vs seal and shine vs sonax brilliant shine detailer. Great content keep it up and thanks.
Hi Brian yeah I'd like to see wot happens keep up the great work your doing good stuff bud👍👍
Interesting result. I use and love 915 for its gloss, didn't find it breaking down quite this easily. I echo that 476 might have been a better choice for chemical resisting, I have a tin of that and may do it as an initial layer with a layer of 915 ontop in future.
Yesss I was looking for new tests on Fusso Coat. Read my mind!
Excellent vid. Thanks for posting. Lets see... Fuso coat vs Enigma vs Seal n shine. Or maybe Fuso coat 12 month vs Fuso coat mirror shine. See if any difference in lasting power and gloss. Thanks again.
Great video... as usual. More comparisons please!
Yes, Yes, Yes...Fusso coat Dark vs TW Seal n Shine
Nicely done! Thanks
awesome test!
Yes maybe definitely do fusso vs turtle wax seal & shine! What about the other collinite waxs like collinite 476s and 845...
Thanks Brian
Nice been following you for 2 years....egnigma vs fusso
FK1000P vs Fusso vs TW Seal and Shine vs 476S. This would be a good durablity battle.
I knew #915 was more for beauty and you proved it but I didn't realize the durability was THAT bad and I'm a fan of Collinite, big time! I think #476S needs to step into the ring here💡
I’d love for you to test just how long Fusso coat would hold up in general against stronger chemicals like citrol
good video as always.. hope to see fusso vs FK1000p
Fusso Coat #1! I've owned both dark and light versions for the past 4 years and absolutey love it. The 12 month claim is spot on with cars that sits outside 100% of the time. I'm confident enough to say that it's the next best thing to ceramic coating.
illestFlavor that is a strong claim.
Do you prefer a product that last long but I you will only apply it once cause it’s a bit more work?
Or a product that doesn’t last as long but you apply more often because it is easy to use?
illestFlavor can you add a top coat on the soft99?????
@@LoveLikeaHurricane Love Like a Hurricane I prefer a product that lasts a long time. I do not wash the family cars very often so longevity is a big positive for me. They get washed maybe once or twice a year depending on how dirty they get from being outside. I just like knowing within that 1 year span of it the initial rinse will wash off most with just a garden hose and a good nozzle making it easier to clean any left over debris so you're not scrubbing away hating life. Haha
I live in Vancouver, Canada and we get all types of weather throughout the year. Prep for me is just the basic wash, claybar, and 1 step polish. As long as your paint isn't faded and do a quick polish it'll last. Depends on how often you wash your car really. I'd recommend a strong base layer of wax/sealant/coating then top it with something to make it last even longer so it's easier to wash for the next time.
@@abelferatovic3906 What do you mean by top coat? Like a quick wax/detailer? Of course! My recent go to's are Meguiars Quik wax, Hybrid Ceramic wax, Synthetic X-press Spray Wax but recently been trying Turtle Wax Ice Seal and shine with it and I've been liking it so far. Make sure you top it with something that has the same characteristics as Fusso with the shine, slickness, and beading effects as other products may hide/mask those amazing qualities that it has.
Sorry I should have asked the question better. I look at Fusso as a sealant instead of a wax. Can you add something like a wax on top of the fusso coating for more of a gloss and obviously the durability is there. Just thinking outside the box here.. thanks!!!!
Laid down a layer of Fusso Coat on my daily driver last September and I've been maintaining it using BSD as my drying aid/sacrificial layer. 9 months/9,000 miles later and the paintwork is still looking like glass. Fusso and BSD make up a great combo! Greetings from 🇬🇧
I use Colinite 915 as a topper for Fusso Coat so I get the best of both worlds, I have both light and dark versions
tbh this is so far the best test/review of fusso vs something else. ive seen some elitist people just take the piss and whine about the smell, dust, etc etc. but this shows good's and bad's on the product. personally i have no issue applying the fusso 4 times a year as we got harsh environment with lots of salt and rain. so this showed me that i actually bough a reasonable good product so that i don't have as much of a hassle washing my car. i do get the shine standpoint and such, but for a daily i like the apply it and leave it thing you get with the fusso.
I agree with most comments. I have a dark car and I want the deepest highest gloss. Collinite blows Fuso away. The car never sees rain or harsh chemicals. More sheeting is key. Hands down it’s the real winner here
If it dont hurt your eyes , is it realllly Glossin lol ty Brian for all the great work you put in on your Channel #1
Way to mix it up on the coatings. Thanks for the video.
threw Fusso Coar away after a month....damn dust magnet....i had to polish off all the grime
Brian, you can feel free to put the Seal & Shine up against as many competitors as you like. I enjoy the vids and always happy to pay my $10/bottle for the Twax. I am compelled to buy the Fusso. Though I have no more room on my baker's rack at the moment.
Great video sir. If iI may ask your expert advise, using a a paste wax, with the body being corrected it, are you afraid of cross contamination from paint back to paste back to paint? I saw the DPC video where he explained that part.
I would like to see the liquid collinite version (845) vs Fusso vs Turtle Wax seal and shine.
I don't see #845 doing too well there, #476 is THE one I wanna see here!
I'd be interested to see Finish Kare High-temp too since...Apex does a high temp test.
845 won't do any better than 915.
@@roscopervis especially after what these tests have shown, I'm pretty bummed out and I haven't used "waxes" in the past couple years even.
Good work. I have fusso coat, both light and dark and Collinite 915 but have used it yet.
I'd like to see the comparison.
As expected Brian, another excellent video! Quick question, do you wash your microfiber towels together. I mean, after preparing this panel, do you wash these microfibers separate from the microfibers you use to wipe off an LSP or microfibers you use during a rinseless wash?
mike mazanet I wash them together with 3D towel clean and half ounce of power clean.😁
Alright thank you!!
Oh and would love to see Fusso Coat vs 476s
Almost bought Collinite 915, but now i will buy Fusso 99, THx for good test.
Brian, why would you turn your back on the seal and shine lol your the only guy I'll watch to find out what to buy and where to invest my money into.
Top Video !
Definitely keep testing Turtle Wax SNS, let's find out exactly what can beat it.
Another one bites the dust.
Fusso is still undisputed and arguably the best coat on the planet.
I must be missing something. Both product appear to be shedding water well; in fact, I like the way Collinite appears to have shed the water more than Fusso section. When freezing the video at 17:27 there appears to be less water on surface in the Collinite section. I can see that the heated portion of the Collinite section has been affected more negatively than the Fusso section.
Fusso v everything!
Would love to see it against polymer net shield
Fusso Coat is one of the most durable synthetic protection, which is outstanding also even compare with some coating.
I would use 915 in the summer months but Fusso or Collinite 476s for the winter due to its resilience to the road salt. I live in Missouri and they put down a TON of salt this winter (2018-2019) with all the ice and snow we got. I put 476s on my wife's car and it was still hanging on into the Spring. I used 915 and it started to lose its durability along the side panels where the road spray sat. The rest of the car looked great and was still beading with a deep glow that is hard to describe on a silver paint. It should be noted that I could not wash my car like I wanted due to the freezing temperatures hovering around 20 degrees or lower. I put the 476s on my mom's car, who lives in Iowa, and it was also hanging onto the side panels into the Spring.
Obviously prepping your car before putting on any wax is the most important step, especially when you know you cannot wash your car for weeks or a month between warm days. Once I get done with the cans of Collinite I will probably switch to Fusso.
They say Collonite 845 works well with Menzerna Power Lock. So i wonder whats the differance between 845 & 915..? Could i just as well be using 915 or does 845 has something that just works better with Power Lock?
Turtle Wax Toxic Overexposure Syndrome!😜😁🤪🤣 Love your sense of humor😂 Turtle Wax Seal & Shine vs Fusso Coat Soft 99👍👍
Might one add a coat of wax to the Fusso coat to enhance shine. I know that you are busy and I appreciate your help. Tommy
Fusso Coat vs Collinite 476s. Then the winner advances to a cage match against TW Seal & Shine!
Totaly agree with this.
Collinite 915 all day. It's a wax. I use waxes for ultimate appearance enhancement. I am not looking for lots of durability or resilience against chemicals my paint will never encounter. When I want those things, I simply use a good sealant. Finish Kare 1000P, Rejex, Jescar Powerlock, etc.
Keep the TW Seal N Shine video reviews rolling, till something beats it. (Collinite 915 vs Fusso Coat Soft99 vs TW Seal N Shine)
You got the old 915 tin. I like the new tin. Normal size like the other companies. Wider at least. Love 915!!!
Wonder if you could top fusso with 915 lol. I never tried.
Hi Brian! Amazing content! Is it ok to apply the extreme solutions “Topper” on the fusso wax?
Would like to see collinite 476s vs fusso. It would probably be a closer comparison
I agree I thought that 476 against Fusso would have been a more appropriate test.
I can tell you 476S made it from September through March through a NY winter and still beaded. I have never seen another wax do that.
Fusso outperforms it by a mile. (I’ve used both)
@@groundcontrol6876 same here
Great video makes me want to go back to waxing my cars, but V2 on my garage queen and ceramic coating on daily make them easy to take care of. Nice C4 looks mint from what I could see. Meg’s 83 better than perfect polish? Personally I think V2 with spritz added would have beaten TW. For a test TW seal n shine vs TAC systems ceramic coat wax.
Fusso looks like a terrific product. I see a lot of questions comparing TW Seal & Shine which itself is a terrific product. However as good as it is - it is a spray... How would Fusso paste hold up or compare against ICE paste which seems to be a forgotten step-child. I find the ICE paste to be a really superior synthetic with its high gloss and durability. Any thoughts or actual comparisons out there? Have not used Collinite either - hard to beat the depth of shine with Carnuba wax. All depends on what one is looking to accomplish...
Collinite 476 or 845 vs Fusso 99 vs TW seal and shine vs Megs Fast finish :)) Epic battle :)
Cant quit the turtle wax seal and shine! Price to performance is unmatched. Fk1000 is a worthy paste performer along with 476s
In terms of durability, I would like to see Fusso Coat vs Collinite 476s.
So the interesting thing you can top Fusso Coat , you gotta wait till it fully cures but I’m gonna go on a limb and say decon , wash , clay light polish and Fusso Coat with Seal and Shine on top and I’d say 18mo solid good looking finish.
Soft99 Fusso Coat vs Turtlewax Seal and Shine. Do it, Do it.
Very excited for this matchup. Can’t wait to watch. Here goes.
I would love to see Fusso Coat vs seal n shine. Whichever wins will be what I put on my vehicle for lasting paint protection.
Hello Brian, I'm torn between which of these two waxes to get to wax/protect
My black accord for its next main layer of protection??
Both seem very comparable, and I know its personal choice, but what would you go with?
Great vid man. I like strong products but don’t go for them because they are so hard to remove when you want to remove it. I’ll rather strip and reapply every 90 days
Fusso the clear winning product that shines more than others.
Is there a spray version of the Fusso? I'd like to see that against Seal n shine.
Brian, I would like to see Fusso wax versus Turtle Wax Seal and Shine.
Can these be used as a topper for Adam’s polishes ceramic spray coating? I have about 2 months left before I have to apply coating again. I’m looking to add some extra protection for a 1300 mile trip.
I would like to see Adams new Patriot wax reviewed. At around 80 dollars, they're claiming its a super premium product that gobs of carnauba and comparable to much more expensive waxes.
Hey Brian I have a titanium Frost Metalic and a pewter color vehicle what you recommend on the fusso the light or the dark one ty in advance great video
Nice... ♥️♥️♥️
I chuckled a bit too loudly when Brian chucked the yellow applicator @6:23.
same here. needed a sound effect.
is this at a special price point? can you throw the fusso at pinnacle and mckees37 carnuba waxes?
Would recommend fusso coat over Meguiar's Ultimate Paste Wax? I am looking for a nice base Wax and top it with Seal n' Shine
Etch a sketch. Ur killin me B shakin up the detailing World
254JROCK hahahaa
Yes Fusso vs Seal & Shine
I want to see something beat the turtle wax. I feel like I wasted so much money on “high end “ products. Lol
exactly. makes you wonder how many products are the same, just a different label and markup . So many have wasted thousands on product