Heres a great little tip for removal of wax deposits on trim. Use a soft pencil eraser. Works a treat. Some dummy got white deposits on my plastic trims and nothing seemed to shift them. Pencil eraser did the trick. 🙂👊👊
@@skylined5534 don't use the little tiny ones on the ends of pencils as you risk the rubber wearing down or snapping and you'll gouge your plastics with the metal shroud. Use a proper hand held pencil eraser. 👍👍
Fantastic results . Great video as always. I've bought the Soft 99 white pearlescent metallic for the brand new pearlescent Arctic white nissan that arrives in a few weeks. As a newbie I like that Soft 99 products are affordable and quality
These wash&wax videos are always my personal favourite videos from you. Brilliant watch 👌 I'd go for the mirror finish myself. Looking forward to the next one 🤙
Excellent video. You've shown that Soft99 offer a vast range of products to deal with every task to deal with on the car. They are top drawer products. I own Fusso Coat and Kiwami myself. Your car looks amazing and is protected from the uv rays of the sun.
The Fusso mirror shine can be a stand alone but it also is meant to work with Fusso soft 99 First you do the Fusso soft 99 then allow it to cure Then use mirror shine You get about 3 months for the mirror shine But the Fusso soft 99 lasts a year by itself Excellent for the winter months I have yet to see any paste wax out last Fusso Soft 99 It is the King. And a can will last for years Remember when applying No sun Put it on thin - thinner -thinnest The less the better Also keep it off the trim work and headlights. Nice Video !
All of the waxes tested produce great results, I would probably choose the synthetic mirror shine, not just because of its ease of use, but because it doesn’t require any flash off time, whilst still producing a beautiful finish.
I'm only a year into my enthusiast's journey, and this year I've got waxes to try. It'll be Fusso for the winter but I'm definitely going to grab some Mirror Shine, the ease if use will knock a few minutes off of the process. Thanks for this content. All the best 👍.
Soft99's best wax is de fusso coat by far. I have used a dozen of waxes and sealants over the years, but always go back to fusso coat. It's teflon based and takes a bit of practice to put on. But it's the longest lasting and slickest wax I ever used.
Good demo Joe. Even though they are old school, I still love using Soft 99 products! Their "Wash Mist" is a fantastic quick wipedown and light cleaning ability product with a great fresh scent for the interior. I just wish it came in a gallon size! Of course I am a little partial to their products since I have a 370Z!
I really rate Soft99 stuff, ive used the iron terminator, glaco, and the stain remover, i cant fault any of them, all work really well! Ive just ordered some wax and brake dust barrier, looking forward to giving them a go
I really like Soft99 products. I use to use Soft99 pearl & metallic on my CRZ, very nice water behaviour and a good level of gloss. Only draw back i find, when we have those really hot summers it doesnt seem to last long at all, like weeks
Great video as always thank you On a totally different note loving your trousers can you shed some light on make and model thank you for everything Tim
Regatta RGO Mountain. This exact style has been discontinued and replaced with similar but slightly looser fitting ones made from a thinner material which I don’t like.
It was interesting to see their other products. I have been using Fusso coat for a few years now. I use it all year around, I don't have the time to keep it up as much as I use to. Carnubas don't last long here in the summer, i'm in the far south of the US. Carnubas seem to to last maybe a week or two. The Fusso seems to last at least 6 months. Then you can tell the product is breaking down in spots. I have been curious to try and ceramic, but they tend to be expensive. Keep up the good work.
It’s a great brand, I’ve got a few tins of fusso coat I use to keep my daily maintained. The stuff is unbelievably long lasting, i recently tested the product and I made it through the entire winter without a wash. Its hydrophobicity was gone, but the depth gauge told me there was still quite a bit of protection left. Can’t recommend the brand enough if you’re not in the market for a coating and need something that you don’t “need” to maintain as regularly, but is highly chemical and road resistant.
I can vouch for Kiwami. Had one and hands down the best wax if you're looking for more gloss. I don't have much good experience removing the residue so usually I use a damp towel.
@@CarCleaningGuru big plans for the little guy, I wasn’t aware of them until you got yours as I’m not that up on the jap scene but really do like this, love the interior too, shame I’m to fat and old to get in one lol! Keep up the good work keep the videos coming 👍🏻
@@Wigglesway Just because it's fading under the lacquer and can't really be arsed with a full respray so a wrap would hide the pink and give it a refreshed look. I only really like them because I used to have a CRX but most people seem to enjoy its lines!
I had the Kiwami and loved it . When I ran out got some King of Gloss to try and still prefer Kiwami. The Luxury Wax is a joy to use to by them . One of my fav brands for waxes. Yet to use any I've really thought it's a waste of money. KOG is good , just prefer the experience of Kiwami personally
Can only find an American listing www.ebay.co.uk/itm/154538639161?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=c-zfe4d5rro&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=RHtw2WfqRXy&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Excellent demo. Cheers bud. Plus, the more I see your Honda the more I like it. Never seen one in the flesh but it’s definitely a sweet ride. How’s the Maxton skirts going?
Mirror Shine gets my vote. Ease of application and overall finish as I detail my car on a weekly basis so the durability aspect is not a priority for me.
Can you talk about it briefly? Which is the best scratch cover up? Which is the best brightness? I don't know English, I didn't understand anything said in the video. Thank you
come to think about it, I can't remember you ever polishing a car with a machine and compound. how come? this honda sure needs it, I can see the swirls from way over here
There’s a few videos I’ve featured bits of polishing, my last car (370z) I think being the most recent which came up a treat with a single stage. But yeh not having a garage or unit makes it hard as I’m trying to get everything prepped, polished and filmed in one day which is almost impossible.
Nobody tells, these waxes are a pain in the ass when buffing. Even with a really thin lay. There are a lot of better options in terms of gloss, durability and ease of use for similar price
Absolutely especially when infused with graphene, EZ do an awesome product and Pyramid Car Care do an awesome Ceramic Wax as well, amazing products if you want easy removal rather than a slightly more awkward Ceramic coating
I would never use an iron eater that removes any type of protection it's supposed to remove iron and that's it if it removes your protection and it's way too hard for your paint, and dammm son your car is full of swirl marks time to get the buffer out and polish that baby up
It's Soft99 spring wax time!
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soft99store.co.uk/en/21-waxes
Heres a great little tip for removal of wax deposits on trim. Use a soft pencil eraser. Works a treat. Some dummy got white deposits on my plastic trims and nothing seemed to shift them. Pencil eraser did the trick. 🙂👊👊
Gonna try that... cheers dude!
@@skylined5534 don't use the little tiny ones on the ends of pencils as you risk the rubber wearing down or snapping and you'll gouge your plastics with the metal shroud. Use a proper hand held pencil eraser.
👍👍
Will try thanks for the tip!
Heat from the friction softens the wax up and the friction also moves it and the rubber deposits just take them away. If you're wondering why it works
Use a toffee wheel.
Just unbelievable. The wheels look like new and I know you drive that car on salted and slushy roads. The rest of the car looks awesome also.
Fantastic results . Great video as always. I've bought the Soft 99 white pearlescent metallic for the brand new pearlescent Arctic white nissan that arrives in a few weeks. As a newbie I like that Soft 99 products are affordable and quality
ceramic coatings are cool but nothing compares to the shine or a freshly waxed car and the feeling on the paint.
Indeed.
Nice to see a car so well looked after
These wash&wax videos are always my personal favourite videos from you. Brilliant watch 👌 I'd go for the mirror finish myself. Looking forward to the next one 🤙
Excellent video. You've shown that Soft99 offer a vast range of products to deal with every task to deal with on the car. They are top drawer products. I own Fusso Coat and Kiwami myself. Your car looks amazing and is protected from the uv rays of the sun.
The Fusso mirror shine can be a stand alone but it also is meant to work with Fusso soft 99
First you do the Fusso soft 99 then allow it to cure
Then use mirror shine
You get about 3 months for the mirror shine
But the Fusso soft 99 lasts a year by itself
Excellent for the winter months
I have yet to see any paste wax out last Fusso Soft 99
It is the King.
And a can will last for years
Remember when applying
No sun
Put it on thin - thinner -thinnest
The less the better
Also keep it off the trim work and headlights.
Nice Video !
All of the waxes tested produce great results, I would probably choose the synthetic mirror shine, not just because of its ease of use, but because it doesn’t require any flash off time, whilst still producing a beautiful finish.
I'm only a year into my enthusiast's journey, and this year I've got waxes to try. It'll be Fusso for the winter but I'm definitely going to grab some Mirror Shine, the ease if use will knock a few minutes off of the process. Thanks for this content. All the best 👍.
Same as I would do!
Fusso coat is pretty awesome too. Lasted around 9 months before a gradual drop off.
Soft99's best wax is de fusso coat by far. I have used a dozen of waxes and sealants over the years, but always go back to fusso coat. It's teflon based and takes a bit of practice to put on. But it's the longest lasting and slickest wax I ever used.
Good demo Joe. Even though they are old school, I still love using Soft 99 products! Their "Wash Mist" is a fantastic quick wipedown and light cleaning ability product with a great fresh scent for the interior. I just wish it came in a gallon size! Of course I am a little partial to their products since I have a 370Z!
Why does Joe trades his 5-Cylinder Volvo with this Honda ?
Can't comprehend that.
Your car looks so beefy. I like it 👊 Nice and shiny results 👍
Just needs something beefy under the bonnet!
I really rate Soft99 stuff, ive used the iron terminator, glaco, and the stain remover, i cant fault any of them, all work really well! Ive just ordered some wax and brake dust barrier, looking forward to giving them a go
Boom!
I really like Soft99 products. I use to use Soft99 pearl & metallic on my CRZ, very nice water behaviour and a good level of gloss. Only draw back i find, when we have those really hot summers it doesnt seem to last long at all, like weeks
Great video as always thank you
On a totally different note loving your trousers can you shed some light on make and model thank you for everything Tim
Regatta RGO Mountain. This exact style has been discontinued and replaced with similar but slightly looser fitting ones made from a thinner material which I don’t like.
It was interesting to see their other products. I have been using Fusso coat for a few years now. I use it all year around, I don't have the time to keep it up as much as I use to. Carnubas don't last long here in the summer, i'm in the far south of the US. Carnubas seem to to last maybe a week or two. The Fusso seems to last at least 6 months. Then you can tell the product is breaking down in spots. I have been curious to try and ceramic, but they tend to be expensive. Keep up the good work.
Oh yeaaaahhh, another car guru video! ❤
It’s a great brand, I’ve got a few tins of fusso coat I use to keep my daily maintained. The stuff is unbelievably long lasting, i recently tested the product and I made it through the entire winter without a wash. Its hydrophobicity was gone, but the depth gauge told me there was still quite a bit of protection left. Can’t recommend the brand enough if you’re not in the market for a coating and need something that you don’t “need” to maintain as regularly, but is highly chemical and road resistant.
Depth gauge ? To measure wax ? Who are you kidding mate...
Few swirls on that bonnet, are you planning a machine polish soon?
Probably not, it’s fading under the lacquer so wouldn’t be much point. Needs wrapping or respraying.
I can vouch for Kiwami. Had one and hands down the best wax if you're looking for more gloss. I don't have much good experience removing the residue so usually I use a damp towel.
Stunning car ❤ soft99 wax on it 💎
Another quality vlog from your good self, love that Honda and especially those wheels 👍🏻
I’d like to wrap the car this year and get them refinished in gold/bronze but not sure people would be on board with the look 🤔
@@CarCleaningGuru big plans for the little guy, I wasn’t aware of them until you got yours as I’m not that up on the jap scene but really do like this, love the interior too, shame I’m to fat and old to get in one lol! Keep up the good work keep the videos coming 👍🏻
@@Wigglesway Just because it's fading under the lacquer and can't really be arsed with a full respray so a wrap would hide the pink and give it a refreshed look. I only really like them because I used to have a CRX but most people seem to enjoy its lines!
@@CarCleaningGuru right I see, the sunlight has took its toll then? I do remember the crx, remember the one make racing series years back .
I had the Kiwami and loved it . When I ran out got some King of Gloss to try and still prefer Kiwami. The Luxury Wax is a joy to use to by them . One of my fav brands for waxes. Yet to use any I've really thought it's a waste of money. KOG is good , just prefer the experience of Kiwami personally
Came here for the CRZ.
0:51 where did you get your mirror hanger?
Can only find an American listing www.ebay.co.uk/itm/154538639161?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=c-zfe4d5rro&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=RHtw2WfqRXy&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Surprised the Fusso Coat didn't make the cut. The durability and slickness are insane!
Fusso goes without saying as a winter wax, the idea here was something a bit lighter and easier to apply for the spring & summer months.
Another great vlog 👍🏻👍🏻
Excellent demo. Cheers bud. Plus, the more I see your Honda the more I like it. Never seen one in the flesh but it’s definitely a sweet ride. How’s the Maxton skirts going?
Taken a small chunk out of the front one coming off the drive but hardly noticeable and won’t be too expensive to replace so no biggie!
I actually use Fusso Coat and it’s great
So, with the mirror shine, can you spread it over a full panel and then buff it off with a separate cloth?
Didn’t test how long it could be left before buffing but I’m sure a full panel would be fine.
Mirror Shine gets my vote.
Ease of application and overall finish as I detail my car on a weekly basis so the durability aspect is not a priority for me.
Great channel great wax great partnership
What brand are those Fake Ferrari one’s as you call them? I think they look fantastic because they are beautifully designed 👌👀
Well done bro!!❤
Great video, what buffing cloths do you use for the wax?
Eurow double density I think they’re called.
Fusso Coat with Kiwami is the dogs bollocks!
It is a shame that Soft99 have stopped doing there mystery boxes
Hi ow do these compare to the Bilt Hamber line?
That tyre wax destroyed the face of my tyres after about a year of usage. I think it’s the solvent they use.
🤔
How do you clean your wax applicators after use please??
All purpose cleaner or dish soap and a thorough rinse under the tap!
@@CarCleaningGuru thank you, I’ll try that
Mirror Shine, on top of Fusso Coat✊️
Yes I think that’s likely a killer combo.
About time🎉
Can you talk about it briefly? Which is the best scratch cover up? Which is the best brightness? I don't know English, I didn't understand anything said in the video. Thank you
PROPER 👌🏻🤩🤙🏻
Which of the three would you say was best for “filling” swirls?
Probably Kiwami which I suspect is why it appears to give great gloss.
you and Soft99 💯😎
Never seen one of those Honda 's before 👌
Neither had I till I got one! They do look a bit old lady in standard form though!
Very interesting. Thank s a lot.
I bought the Fusso Dark and the Kiwai, it's possible to apply the kiwami (dark) without wash the car after 24h?
I liked them all
Does them have some fillers for little swirls? Thx! :)
A paste wax will always have some very light filling capabilities but I wouldn’t bank on them fully masking a swirly finish.
come to think about it, I can't remember you ever polishing a car with a machine and compound. how come? this honda sure needs it, I can see the swirls from way over here
There’s a few videos I’ve featured bits of polishing, my last car (370z) I think being the most recent which came up a treat with a single stage. But yeh not having a garage or unit makes it hard as I’m trying to get everything prepped, polished and filmed in one day which is almost impossible.
I also polished the Volvo C30 in my mates living room!
Merhaba Kış için fusso coat yaz güneş kşınları için hangi ürünü önerirsiniz
Amazing 😍
I think longevity is a priority
Fusso for longevity but during the less harsh months you can technically sacrifice some durability for a bit of extra gloss!
Bro where’s the machine polish after marring with clay bar
Only clayed a few bits for illustrative purposes but the paint is swirled to high heaven anyway.
Nobody tells, these waxes are a pain in the ass when buffing. Even with a really thin lay. There are a lot of better options in terms of gloss, durability and ease of use for similar price
People still use wax?
Hell yeh.
@@CarCleaningGuru I haven't touched my Swissvax Crystal Rock or Dodojuice Supernatural in years.
Absolutely especially when infused with graphene, EZ do an awesome product and Pyramid Car Care do an awesome Ceramic Wax as well, amazing products if you want easy removal rather than a slightly more awkward Ceramic coating
Mirror shine for me, durability claims need to be taken with a pinch of salt.
Fantástico !!! 💯💯👍👍👏👏👏
You've still not jet washed the drive way.... And you know what that means... D I R T Y that spells MOON. ;)
Funnily enough someone knocked to ask if I wanted it doing while I was filming this.
First!!!
@1966englandloyal 😄😄😄do you need one?😄😄😄
Calm down you both get one!
100... anyway its rubbish
Разве такие операции можно делать на солнце ???
Not advisable but definitely possible.
I would never use an iron eater that removes any type of protection it's supposed to remove iron and that's it if it removes your protection and it's way too hard for your paint, and dammm son your car is full of swirl marks time to get the buffer out and polish that baby up
Generally just the nature of the product. If it’s strong enough to dissolve iron it’s prob gonna eat through your wax or sealant too.