I'm sick of buying waxes and sealants that underperform durability wise, so I'm going to have to finally get Fusso coat as It has such a good reputation. Think I'll give that glass sealant a go as well. Cheers for the video Paul. Car looks fantastic at the end. Whiter than white! 😎
Keep watering it and it’ll soon blossom into an Audi 😂 I’ve been using some Soft99 lately too and been very impressed, really interesting stuff and all a bit different to what we are used to.
I have three cans of the original Fusso soft 99 It is hands down the best The trick is to apply it thin thinner thinnest. I’m not kidding Go to heavy you will get high spots Leave it on to long and it’s a real pain in the neck to get off I applied it let it sit until I started to see a haze Used a micro fiber to buff it Then used a second micro fiber to make sure I left nothing behind When finished I went over it it one more time looking for anything I might have missed Don’t use this on plastics As for durability I do two coats 24 hrs apart and it does last a year.
I'm ashamed to say I was bought a tin of fusso coat dark 2 Christmases ago and it didn't get used until last weekend. I wasn't expecting the gloss it provided from something so durable, my car is white also, and it's done a serious amount of filling too. Very impressed so far. I've just ordered some fusso speed and barrier, the glaco compound and sealant so I'm looking forward to trying those.
I recently bought the Glaco pair. Put a quick coat of the sealant on and it works quite well. Easy to remove which some aren’t. Will do it properly with the polish first in the next few weeks.
Good video mate, I love the process of waxing a car when I’ve got the time to do it. I’ve actually been looking into window sealants recently and this one looks good.
Hi Paul, I have been using soft 99 for a few years and it's great and easy to use, I even did my nephew's car and it looks like the tin is still full 👍👍
Hi Paul,top video,the glaco window glass compound works amazing,the water beads straight off,the Fusso coat soft99,I've been thinking about getting this myself and the results is worth the money.
Car's looking really well mate 👌🏼👌🏼 I'm a big fan of glass sealants, especially as I do a lot of motorway driving - still haven't tried this one but I saw Martin's review on it and now yours, maybe I'll give it a go this year 🤔 Top video as always 👍🏼👍🏼
Great video, Paul 👍🏻 I bought both these products not long ago; Gla’co is amazing stuff! So easy to use. Haven’t used the Fusso yet but I’m looking forward to it. Can’t remember ever waxing a car and using so little seems really counter intuitive (although it’s right), so that’ll be a learning curve haha P.S. really loving the new additions to your videos! Excellent job
I've got the fusso coat light variant and water block metallic and they are both superb but blimey the solvent stink from the water block one is enough to burn your eyebrows off. Excellent value for money too as the tins are massive and you barely use any.
@@PaulDoldenDetails I did Paul, always. I do like real world case usage though. And for us weekend warriors, we’re not going to be machine polishing our motors.
Great video Paul, enjoyed that one and will be looking at getting a glass sealant. Just did my black gloss wheels on the weekend and protected them with soft 99. They sure look more glossy.
They look very good products i must give them a go. I like to see a good power washer working lol, the water behavior is brilliant and will it cause wiper shudder at all.
thanks for the humouristic, but very good review of the products. How many times can you do the glass with the compound as it seems to come out very quickly?
Hi Paul, I'm interested in using the glass compound and protection sealant. Have you tried using your wipers at all, (I appreciate that you shouldn't need to with this) as I know that if you put Rain X on some front screens, and then find that you do have to use the wipers it can make them judder very badly whilst using them, I know Peugeot do not recommend any kind of Rain X style protector.
I applied Ultra Glaco in October and it was still performing at around 31mph up until about a 2 weeks ago when I replaced it with Glaco. I was told that Original Glaco was supposed to work at slower speeds so applied that. Didn’t polish this time just claying etc. But the performance is worse. Not sure if this is to do with prep or that it rained an hour later or that I applied over Ultra essentially. Will start again, when we get more than 5 hours without rain. But Ultra seems to be superior. Was the water behaviour filmed on a different day as my instructions do say keep dry for 12hrs
Another great video. Is there a product for blacking plastic trim on a MINI that can be used when car still wet? Gyeon have Wet Coat detailer to apply when panel wet which saves time. Use Back To Black but have to dry trim first. Any ideas?
Another great video Paul. Would love to try the Glaco out on the windscreen of the my truck. Tried one a few days ago and the water didn't go anywhere quickly, the only thing I can think of is the screen is almost vertical not angled like a car. Your thoughts please sir would be appreciated.
Hi Paul the water 💦 should still sheet off the Metro has a windshield which has a shallow angle so I know where your coming from polishing the glass first makes a big difference I feel
Yes I know that but literally makes no difference so I wouldn’t worry about it the gloss is still very strong and although it says wax it’s actually a coating 👍🏻
The Japanese don’t fool around when it comes to cars. Serious stuff. Apparently this new formula doesn’t last as long as the old version which is a shame if true.
I wouldn’t worry too much I’m always testing new products it’s a video to show the product application and results I may be polishing a different car so stay tuned 🙌🏻
The protection is strong but machines cut through ceramic coatings so as for wax, your first pass won't exactly cut great due to the slickness but with a coarse pad and heavy compound its not that difficult. I've tested this many times. Just enjoy the video pal, it's not about what happens after it's a helpful video on how and why to apply it, not a video on how to remove it.
@@jonnyshielldetailing so far every detailer has always said strip the protection with chemicals or like a strip wash before you polish, they always teach you to strip any protection before any polishing , so basically your telling me I can skip that step before I polish ? I will be polishing my car soon and there’s strong protection on it , not ceramic but a good protection, I can save time and money if I don’t need to strip the protection
@@M.E63 ok buddy, so the decon process will degrade any wax considerably after going through the iron fallout and tar and glue process followed by clay batr.. tar and glue is a solvent and will certainly strip protection. You are going to be able to test the panel by seeing the water behaviour on the final rinse.. IPA the surface then check with spraying water to see if the water is beading or not. if so your success has been achieved. If not then do a polishing set and wipe off using an ipa or apc which will tell you once you've applied some water to that area and if its flat with no beading. You are removing clear coat and it won't take alot to strip it. the reason why they say it must be completely stripped is effects the rate of cut as the wax will make the pad aquaplane over the surface. it's not as scary as they will make out pal.
@@jonnyshielldetailing I need to polish it soon and I don’t think my car needs claying as it’s only 5 months old , but I’ll know more once I’ve done the decon, maybe there’s no tar either as it’s been driving mainly in winter but the car is black so might be hiding some bits of tar , thanks for the advice will need to tackle it soon
@@PaulDoldenDetails I machine polished the windscreen with Maguires windscreen polish. I then sprayed the window to make sure there’s no coating on it whatsoever.
@adamfarmiloe in my video I used the compound with the kit the Megs polish my have contaminated the coating I’ve never had judder and it’s been applied to several cars
The abrasiveness of that compound is strong enough to remove contamination bonded to the glass and very different to paint, where you could affect the result with contamination in the pad.
He is a pro people but , please never ever do a whole car please break the car into sections , also avoid doing circles it may cause halo effect go in a back fourth motion with a 90 degree overlap , also take temp and humidity into consideration as this will effect your cure time, and less is more with the product, if your damp sponge applicator is clogging then you are using too much . Also make sure you use a high quality clean microfiber cloth min one to 3 cloths per panel .
I'm sick of buying waxes and sealants that underperform durability wise, so I'm going to have to finally get Fusso coat as It has such a good reputation. Think I'll give that glass sealant a go as well. Cheers for the video Paul. Car looks fantastic at the end. Whiter than white! 😎
How was it?
@@jdfd4906 quality stuff👌
Keep watering it and it’ll soon blossom into an Audi 😂
I’ve been using some Soft99 lately too and been very impressed, really interesting stuff and all a bit different to what we are used to.
Always good to see a Dolden video. Soft99 are one of my favourite brands Paul, they don't do average. Car looks awesome 👍
I have three cans of the original Fusso soft 99
It is hands down the best
The trick is to apply it thin thinner thinnest.
I’m not kidding
Go to heavy you will get high spots
Leave it on to long and it’s a real pain in the neck to get off
I applied it let it sit until I started to see a haze
Used a micro fiber to buff it
Then used a second micro fiber to make sure I left nothing behind
When finished I went over it it one more time looking for anything I might have missed
Don’t use this on plastics
As for durability I do two coats 24 hrs apart and it does last a year.
The car looks great Paul, very fresh! I used to use the old Fusso on my car for and it lasts the longest compared to any other wax/ sealant I've tried
Good tips. Welcome to white car problems , wait till your waxing in summer and you go blind from the glare 🤣
Awesome to see the compound in action 🙌🏻
Just found your channel Paul, great work.
Great video Paul , great tip on giving the applicator a clean after use 👍
I'm ashamed to say I was bought a tin of fusso coat dark 2 Christmases ago and it didn't get used until last weekend. I wasn't expecting the gloss it provided from something so durable, my car is white also, and it's done a serious amount of filling too. Very impressed so far.
I've just ordered some fusso speed and barrier, the glaco compound and sealant so I'm looking forward to trying those.
I recently bought the Glaco pair. Put a quick coat of the sealant on and it works quite well. Easy to remove which some aren’t. Will do it properly with the polish first in the next few weeks.
Thank you for the video and you did a great job Paul. Your car looks stunning. Soft 99 make some great products with supreme hydrophobicity.
Good video mate, I love the process of waxing a car when I’ve got the time to do it. I’ve actually been looking into window sealants recently and this one looks good.
I did say you'd enjoy a white car, ignore the sceptics. Great video, more please Paul.
New cars looking great Paul. Like the look of the glass coating. Great stuff!
Hi Paul, I have been using soft 99 for a few years and it's great and easy to use, I even did my nephew's car and it looks like the tin is still full 👍👍
Great video as always, very informative. Thanks for the tip to clean the applicator sponge after use 👍🏼
I was mighty impresssed with the glass coating👌🏻
Car looks mint. Great job 👍🏻
Hi Paul,top video,the glaco window glass compound works amazing,the water beads straight off,the Fusso coat soft99,I've been thinking about getting this myself and the results is worth the money.
Love Fusso Coat Paul 😍
Haven't tried the glass sealant before, but I think I'm going to get some now😃
Car's looking really well mate 👌🏼👌🏼 I'm a big fan of glass sealants, especially as I do a lot of motorway driving - still haven't tried this one but I saw Martin's review on it and now yours, maybe I'll give it a go this year 🤔
Top video as always 👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks Mark 👍🏻
Great video, Paul 👍🏻
I bought both these products not long ago; Gla’co is amazing stuff! So easy to use.
Haven’t used the Fusso yet but I’m looking forward to it. Can’t remember ever waxing a car and using so little seems really counter intuitive (although it’s right), so that’ll be a learning curve haha
P.S. really loving the new additions to your videos! Excellent job
Thanks Craig 👍🏻
I've got the fusso coat light variant and water block metallic and they are both superb but blimey the solvent stink from the water block one is enough to burn your eyebrows off. Excellent value for money too as the tins are massive and you barely use any.
Good video once Again Paul definitely got to try some of the soft 99 products
Paul clarkson I was expecting the top gear theme tune 😂
that is great. ide like some of that. love the car as well paul.
Been using Soft99 for many years now, you really can't go wrong with it if you love having your car hydrophobic
Perfect combination. Hydrophobic AND durable. How long do you get out of your applications? Do you machine polish before?
Listen to my narration my friend 👍🏻
@@PaulDoldenDetails I did Paul, always. I do like real world case usage though. And for us weekend warriors, we’re not going to be machine polishing our motors.
Great video Paul, enjoyed that one and will be looking at getting a glass sealant. Just did my black gloss wheels on the weekend and protected them with soft 99. They sure look more glossy.
It seems to have a very warm glossy appearance Ben
Good stuff Paul 👍 👏
They look very good products i must give them a go. I like to see a good power washer working lol, the water behavior is brilliant and will it cause wiper shudder at all.
Soft99 is a great choice 👍🏻
Nice looking car Paul, looks mint. How long have you had it? Did you have a ceramic coating put on it or do we have to wait for the next video?:-)
Hand it a few months check out the first wash video no there’s no ceramic on it
Used the glass sealant on a VW Amarok got wiper chatter, used the same sealant on the old man's Ford ute got no chatter at all.
thanks for the humouristic, but very good review of the products.
How many times can you do the glass with the compound as it seems to come out very quickly?
Personally I think 🤔 because your using the sealant that lasts a year then stick to once a year 👍🏻
Great video, interested to see if you get a year from the glass sealant. 😊
It is really good
I’ve used it on a few cars and it does last about a year
You do need to make sure the glass is really clean.
Hi Paul, I'm interested in using the glass compound and protection sealant. Have you tried using your wipers at all, (I appreciate that you shouldn't need to with this) as I know that if you put Rain X on some front screens, and then find that you do have to use the wipers it can make them judder very badly whilst using them, I know Peugeot do not recommend any kind of Rain X style protector.
Not needed wipers Since I’m hoping to capture this on a video for proof 👍🏻
I applied Ultra Glaco in October and it was still performing at around 31mph up until about a 2 weeks ago when I replaced it with Glaco.
I was told that Original Glaco was supposed to work at slower speeds so applied that. Didn’t polish this time just claying etc. But the performance is worse. Not sure if this is to do with prep or that it rained an hour later or that I applied over Ultra essentially. Will start again, when we get more than 5 hours without rain. But Ultra seems to be superior.
Was the water behaviour filmed on a different day as my instructions do say keep dry for 12hrs
Another great video. Is there a product for blacking plastic trim on a MINI that can be used when car still wet?
Gyeon have Wet Coat detailer to apply when panel wet which saves time. Use Back To Black but have to dry trim first. Any ideas?
Dry car always try Carpro Perl
@@PaulDoldenDetails 👍
Another great video Paul. Would love to try the Glaco out on the windscreen of the my truck. Tried one a few days ago and the water didn't go anywhere quickly, the only thing I can think of is the screen is almost vertical not angled like a car. Your thoughts please sir would be appreciated.
Hi Paul the water 💦 should still sheet off the Metro has a windshield which has a shallow angle so I know where your coming from polishing the glass first makes a big difference I feel
I saw another video on the glass sealent and he also applied it to the wiper blade. What are you thoughts on that please?
Ive used Fusso coat on my car before in past and after about 30 secs it hardened on the car as was a absolute nightmare to buff off
New version isn’t hard to remove at all 🙌🏻
Great video. How many cars can this glass compound cover?
Not sure about how cars but the wax does 20 applications
I was going to buy this set and had it in my basket and it sold out! 😩 Lol
Can you use car polish on new windscreens or would you not advise doing it?
Advice would be glass polish amzn.to/3UIzFax
you used the wax for dark color? it says for dark color vehicles only, there is a wax for light colors
Yes I know that but literally makes no difference so I wouldn’t worry about it the gloss is still very strong and although it says wax it’s actually a coating 👍🏻
If I bought fusso and it says for dark colors, does it work only for darker paints, or is it ok for all paints?
Works on both 👍🏻
Amazing video . But as you said, it's so hard seeing this wax, you pretty much have to work it blindly
Not gonna lie it’s hard to see on white cars it’s like walking up a hill trying to have a wee and not wet your shoes 😂
The Japanese don’t fool around when it comes to cars. Serious stuff. Apparently this new formula doesn’t last as long as the old version which is a shame if true.
Hi Paul. Do you have any recommendations for the best tree sap remover?
A good APC then rinse then clay bar then polish
I wouldn’t have put the fusso coat on if I was planning on polishing it soon
I wouldn’t worry too much I’m always testing new products it’s a video to show the product application and results I may be polishing a different car so stay tuned 🙌🏻
The protection is strong but machines cut through ceramic coatings so as for wax, your first pass won't exactly cut great due to the slickness but with a coarse pad and heavy compound its not that difficult. I've tested this many times.
Just enjoy the video pal, it's not about what happens after it's a helpful video on how and why to apply it, not a video on how to remove it.
@@jonnyshielldetailing so far every detailer has always said strip the protection with chemicals or like a strip wash before you polish, they always teach you to strip any protection before any polishing , so basically your telling me I can skip that step before I polish ?
I will be polishing my car soon and there’s strong protection on it , not ceramic but a good protection, I can save time and money if I don’t need to strip the protection
@@M.E63 ok buddy, so the decon process will degrade any wax considerably after going through the iron fallout and tar and glue process followed by clay batr.. tar and glue is a solvent and will certainly strip protection. You are going to be able to test the panel by seeing the water behaviour on the final rinse.. IPA the surface then check with spraying water to see if the water is beading or not. if so your success has been achieved. If not then do a polishing set and wipe off using an ipa or apc which will tell you once you've applied some water to that area and if its flat with no beading. You are removing clear coat and it won't take alot to strip it. the reason why they say it must be completely stripped is effects the rate of cut as the wax will make the pad aquaplane over the surface. it's not as scary as they will make out pal.
@@jonnyshielldetailing I need to polish it soon and I don’t think my car needs claying as it’s only 5 months old , but I’ll know more once I’ve done the decon, maybe there’s no tar either as it’s been driving mainly in winter but the car is black so might be hiding some bits of tar , thanks for the advice will need to tackle it soon
Just used the Glaco on my windscreen, followed all the instructions, but now my wipers judder badly, any solutions for this?
Did you polish it throughly
@@PaulDoldenDetails I machine polished the windscreen with Maguires windscreen polish. I then sprayed the window to make sure there’s no coating on it whatsoever.
@adamfarmiloe in my video I used the compound with the kit the Megs polish my have contaminated the coating I’ve never had judder and it’s been applied to several cars
It’s like the wipers get stuck to the windscreen, the car is only six months old, so the wipers are perfectly fine
Would it be worth claying the screen first ?
The abrasiveness of that compound is strong enough to remove contamination bonded to the glass and very different to paint, where you could affect the result with contamination in the pad.
I thought it was funny Paul.
The links don’t work for in2 detailing
I’ll take a look 👀
@@PaulDoldenDetails thank you Paul!
Any link for the drying towel please?
www.autobritedirect.co.uk/product/the-supreme-plush-premium-drying-towel/
@@PaulDoldenDetails thank you! What’s your views on the towel?
@@richardpalmer4936 good mate
Third!! I guess... 4:00 am here
He is a pro people but , please never ever do a whole car please break the car into sections , also avoid doing circles it may cause halo effect go in a back fourth motion with a 90 degree overlap , also take temp and humidity into consideration as this will effect your cure time, and less is more with the product, if your damp sponge applicator is clogging then you are using too much . Also make sure you use a high quality clean microfiber cloth min one to 3 cloths per panel .
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