Turtle Wax Seal N Shine VERSUS Fusso Coat Soft 99!!! A Knock Down And Drag Out!!!
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- You request...and you shall receive! Today we have a great comparison with Turtle Wax Seal N Shine and Fusso Coat Soft 99. Both Synthetic protectants. One a Synthetic Wax...One a synthetic sealant. Both are tenacious protectants and will be entertaining to see which one outlasts the other.
Fusso Coat Soft 99....www.amazon.com/s?k=fusso+coat...
Turtle Wax Seal N Shine.....www.amazon.com/s?k=Turtle+Wax...
Detailing can be a confusing task if you don’t know how to differentiate one auto product from another, like sealant and wax. So, in this article, we’ll discuss sealant vs. wax.
Sealants and waxes are both similar in terms of what they do; one just does a certain aspect better than the other.
Auto paint sealant is more notable for its fantastic durability and protection (imagine an invisible shield) while a car wax is a favorite for keeping your car super sleek and shiny.
Until today there are still many avid car enthusiasts still debate whether car sealant or wax is better.
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And the winner is........
Close, but I give it to Soft 99 Fusso Coat.
TW
Great vid brian, would love to see these two battle it out against the most expensive car waxes out there. To me like i said both clear winners... at the end of the day its what we as consumers look for... either visual enhancement or protection and these two have both! Goes to show that expensive is not always better!
Protection Point= Fusso! I'd like to think for the price it should win BUT as so many other videos have shown TW beats down many products more expensive.
Want to see more QP ON 2.0 and 3.0 in head to heads.
Seal and shine.....
The best thing about seal and shine is it will go on glass, rubber, paint and plastic.
@Kevin Tao Nah
Can seal and shine go over jescar power lock?
Don't rush it......... Fusso says apply and leave for 10-15 mins until it hazes over and then don't get wet for 24 hours for the best results.
That’s to long
The trick is to apply the thinnest amount possible
A can should do about 25-30 cars
If you apply it very very thin it flashes quickly and is much easier to wipe off with no residue and no high spots.
Tie. They stayed strong. One sheets and one beads but both stayed strong. Unreal. Also what a quick turnaround for a requested video. Can’t believe you did that so quickly. You are awesome.
Interesting video! My vote goes for TW: 75% cheaper, far easier to apply, does not stain trims with white paste, no cure time and in real-world applications, is comparably durable and hydrophobic. I don't think you can reasonably give the win to Fusso considering the points above. I would love to see how these products handle dust and water-spotting, those two considerations would likely sway me if compared.
Wow so quick! This is why I love Apex and Auto Detailing Podcast! Thanks
Impressive results from both products. Value for dollar, no contest. Turtle Wax has done a fantastic job with this product. Hats off to them for beating the best the industry has to offer in sealant based wax coatings.
Loving these videos Brian and clearly both excellent products, but in this one you gotta give ease of use to TW!! I'd also like to see the decon products agitated maybe with a detailing brush after each application prior to dwell and rinse off (but maybe that's showing my ignorance about the way these products would typically be used!) Keep up the good work!! 👍🏻😊
Sorry Brian, but I disagree on ease of use. The Fusso you have to be careful not to get it on plastic and in between panels. As for the Turtle wax you don't have to be as careful. Maybe that point should have gone to Turtle wax. Just my opinion, either way great video
Fusso is also sensitive to humidity. In humid conditions it won’t cure well and is hard work to buff off.
I agree. Fusso is very hard to work with......but works amazingly
Was hoping someone was going to do a paste vs spray wax. Thank you awesome video!
Top marks to turtle wax for such a good product at that price point but fusso coat nails it here from the start. It's, water beading and sheeting is unmatched. And also in the long run a tin of fusso coat works out way cheaper than TW you would have to buy alot of bottles of TW to match the amount of coats you would get out of just 1 tin of fusso.
TW hands down. The final test showed much more hydrophobic properties after the solvent was used. I just bought 6 bottles of TWSS on Amazon for 7 bucks each. This stuff is IT!!
Just wanted you to know Brian, based on this video, I went with fusso for my latest paint sealant for my DD. It held its own against the turtle wax and provides some nice shine. After a full wknd of prep and application, I hope it works as well for me!
Seal and shine
Cheaper✔️
Easy to use✔️
Can be apply to plastic,rubber and glass,✔️
Long lasting✔️
reliable✔️
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I wouldn't be surprised if TW reformulate their product to up the gloss factor and increase the sheeting factor by 10%-25% If they do that, and keep the price under $10, they have the market.
I think the MSRP is nearly $20, the $7 deal is a temporary promotion price.
Great video thanks again. I would like to see some day how some Scoll consepts ptoducts perform, such as S20 vs sonax Pf as one speps. Or the scholl a15 AIO, very nice ...undermarketed ptoduct!!!! Thanks again for the great videos
Hi Brian, another point you could out on your white board is depth of colour (UK) at 6:29 you can clearly see the TW side has a deeper colour. Also the fact that Fusso leaves residue on the edge would for my mind make the application of the TW slightly easier so a win for TW.
Greta video's keep up the content.
Another GREAT video comparison!! I just hope Fusso and TW prices won't sky rocket cause if this vid 😅 Good stuff Brian!! Oh, Turtle is my pick, but Fusso would probably last longer with the can. Both a win win really.
Fusso Coat. I have used Fusso and your right keep it away from trim seams, wax build up.
Wow that is very close. Fusso seemed to maintain beading a bit better. But water is awful in my area, I want sheeting over everything in most cases, which S&S is incredible at. So I'd still choose S&S. Neither ran away with it. The Fusso is literally 5 times the price of S&S, but it is definitely not 5 times better..
I've been a huge Ice spray wax fan and eagerly awaited the arrival of S&S. To say it exceeded expectations is an understatement. The way it is shaking things up and making everyone pay attention is great for the industry, especially us, the end users buying the products..
Thanks for taking the time Brian! Would love to see DPC Shield take on TAC Moonlight, maybe even throw QP-ON 2.0 in there with them! 👍👌✌
I give the last point to turtle wax . From my personal point of view I prefer sheeting over beads.
2 videos in one day is the winner!👍👍 If I have to pick I’d say TW but it’s close
Another great comparison. Would love to see The Last Coat versus Seal and Shine.
I love using The Last Coat but in my experience it's not very chemical resistant. Seems to have good durability with natural elements however.
How about Last Coat version 2?
Fusso coat wins, but pound for pound there is NO contest! Seal N Shine punches WAY WAY WAY ABOVE IT'S WEIGHT CLASS SIMPLY BECAUSE ITS 6$ AT WALMART. 9.99 AT ITS MOST EXPENSIVE! It's a phenomenal product for what you pay vs what it does. It's my 100% go to! My number one. If it was 25$ then it would still be very good, but not quite as good a value. As it stands it is one of the most durable products out there period. Then when you add in the price point??? It's a welterweight with the power of a heavyweight! Value proposition is not solely based on price, but on performance for the price! That's why Seal N Shine is the Pound for Pound King!!!! Great job Turtle wax for blowing us away with your amazing product! Just wish it smelled better!
Just seen on another Channel
Adams strip wash! Used to remove old waxes. Was applied 5 times. Still protected, Then followed by purple Power full strength!!! And although the beeding was gone the sheeting was still there. As Brian says a truly tenacious product!!!! Turtle Wax Seal N shine!!!
I love your videos thanks for everything you do I know it takes time. Do you have any complete videos on how and what you use for wash,clay,compound,polish, & seal?
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👍👍👍 Winner is Seal n Shine due to its resistance to all the chemical cleaners you threw at it. Not just that, it doesn’t create dried wax lines or spots.
Fusso coat for beading and durability! I would love to see Fusso coat vs the new upgraded version of seal n shine which is Turtle wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic spray! That would be a phenomenal fight!. Gotta let the Hybrid solutions cure for 24 hours though to get the full benefits of the product.
Love your work Brian, is the old school Duragloss 105 in the same league as these sealants when it comes to durability/longevity?
Tough call on which provided better protection - either one would be a good choice. It is difficult to tell by watching how much the slope of the panel may influence the test: Fusso appears to be on a more horizontal (or flat) part of the panel, which makes it not shed the water as well as the Turtle Wax. Watching the water bead and sheet of the Turtle wax side makes it appear better.
I would call the entire test a draw. The gloss meter gave the nod to Fusso, but in reality can anyone see a 1 point difference?
Another great video - thanks
The fact they both survive citrol 266 drops my jaws.. truly impressive
Excellent video Brian. Fusso Coat & 2nd Seal N Shine.
Great review by Apex. But I have a question regarding ease of application,they both seem to be easy to apply but Fusso requires 5-10 minutes wait. I think the point should go to TW. And also when it comes to hydrophobic test, do you look for more beading or water repellant properties by not leaving much water on surface therefore less spotting?
I own both of these and to be honest the TW S&S wins hands down. Fusso coat has superior beading, but it's a huge pain to apply, and remove, good luck not getting it on your trim also cause it's a nightmare to get it off. I'm using TW S&S on glass and trim, then Meguiar's Fast Finish on the paint(even easier to apply than S&S) repeat application every couple months and it's awesome. You can keep the Fusso coat, IMO
Brian, getting into detailing as a hobby so a great admirer of your very rich content channel. Please keep sharing with us your knowledge.
In what order can I combine these two tenacious products? Sealant then wax? Please advise if you get a chance. Cheers
Great video! I can’t pronounce myself on the last vote because the comparison test should have been done on the slope side of the panel for both products. TW being applied on the sloping side of the panel surely will allow the water to bead faster while Fusso being on the flat side do retain water more. Do you agree? Which product is better? Well it’s hard to say. Both is good, but TW is more convenient to use as it’s in a bottle.
Completely off the wall question, but could you do turtle wax seal n shine as your base layer and then top off with fusso 99 since turtle wax is a sealant?
Great video buddy tfs
I see a lot of people talking about how TW S&S is cheaper than Fusso Coat. But realistically the bottle of S&S will last nowhere near as long as that tin of Fusso.
I just finished a can of Fusso. We made marks on the lid for every car we used it on. We did 77 cars with 1 can of the old Fusso Coat. The thinner you apply it the better it works. Also if your going to do a second coat we found in our tests it didn't improve the quality or shine
SnS is expensive outside of US. Like 4 - 6x the price in Malaysia. Fuso on the other hand, cheaper by more than 1/2 of what SnS is selling here for
@@vsmh96 really? I wonder why it's so expensive? Vincent I could send you a package of bottles and you could sell them on eBay in your country and we could both make a good profit??
@@Greg_P611 I dont think TW and the local sole distributor would appreciate it :P Where are you from anyways and at what price are you getting them for? I think tax and shipping would take a chunk out of our "profits" if we were to do this.
@@vsmh96 I'm in the US. Next door to you in the Philippines they have a service called LBC delivery. We can ship a big box of whatever we can fit in it for $65 USD. I can get SS on sale for approx. $9 each
Brian, FINALLY!! I had been bugging you to try out Fusso over a year ago. I’m so glad you tried it!
Impressive that the turtle wax performed so well too, definitely impressed. I’m a bead lover though, so I’m always gonna love fusso and coatings like UK 3.0.
I wanted to re-up the coating on the left and right sides of my Forester. I put fusso coat soft 99 on the passenger side and tac moonlight on the other. Two coats of each after cleaner polish w/the da. I'll report back after a few months w/my findings.
I must say both are stubborn when coming to the harsh test you gave it. Both are truly amazing products. After viewing both behaviors of each product they are both awesome in coming to protection. In my view i gave the fusso soft 99 the win due its gloss, durability and protection. The turtle wax is not far behind its so close. But if u are looking at cost. The turtle wax give you value for money. For gloss, protection and water beading in over all fusso soft 99 takes win. I do enjoy your videos and testing of various products and machinery . I look forward for more up coming videos.
I have both products, but for some reason, fusso coating stands out more on my white car, and seems to last longer than TW in real world conditions in the UK. the beading is incredible months after and it really looks like the car has protection. Agree that we need to be more careful when applying, but the results are worth it. Fusso is 3 times the price in the UK but can easily cover at least 3 times the amount of cars.
Fusso Coat is clearly more hydrophobic throughout the testing, even at the end. It was still sheeting significantly faster than TW. It's definitely the winner for protection.
Both are clear winners, fusso gets d nod at d end by a nose.. i would use seal n shine as a quick boost after a wash to maintain the repellecy of fusso imagine dat! Ease of use to me as i hav apllied both goes to fusso also! Even when working in small sections seal n shine leaves streaks behind hard to buff out.
Great informative video. What are the self cleaning properties as far as road grime, dirt, road salt, bird droppings, mud, etc. Thank you, again, great video.
+Apex Detail Can you do a comparison between the fuso coat vs jescar power lock plus? As always great video!
I would say it’s a tie for protection.IMO both did what it claimed to be, I would like to see either one up against DPC shield.
Tough to call a winner. I know turtlewax is only 6$ but how many applications do you get out of the bottle vs a 30$ can of fusso? As for slickness that's subjective as I have both of these and have tried them side by side and to me fusso is definitely slicker while the TW has more of a sio2/coating feel.
Also the chemical resistance is great but I find that real world driving with road debris and grime is what will kill these products more than chemicals. I applied TW to my wife's car after polishing . She does 400 miles a week and 3 weeks it was pretty toast on the lower areas which I what I was expecting. But a quick reapplication and all was good.
Both awesome products! Great work on the videos!!
No doubt about it, turtle wax Seal and shine, over the Fusso. Although both are very good. Looks like Seal and shine took the edge.
At the end less water remained on the Seal and Shine side, repelling off panel more quickly, And less water remaining.
When sheeting water with the hose be mindful of the panel angles. On one side one us up the slope and the other down the slope. It’s pretty much a tie but TW looks like its sheeting a bit better telling me there is a little more protection.
😂 hm not
Maybe I'm off here, but fusso had better beading from the start. So if you're going by how much protection was lost from start to finish I'd say they almost tied.
Fusso was heading like crazy at the beginning and lost a little by the end. Seal and shine was more sheeting at the beginning and the sheeting by the end slowed a bit.
I say they both wom that. Relatively speaking.
If you liked how seal and shine behaved with water at the start, then it won. If you liked how fusso coat beaded at the beginning fusso won.
They both retained their own characteristics throughout and both lost some relative to what they started with
When you see the Fusso start sheeting instead of insane beading it’s only half done
If you do it right 9-12 months for sure on the Fusso
A can should get you between 25-30 applications
Which comes down to a dollar a year
Trick with Fusso is that you have to apply it amazingly thin
Thin
Thinner
Thinnest
It will flash quickly
Wipe off much easier
No high spots
And wax residue
It is hands down the best wax/sealant I have ever used.
Hi. I've got both. I use Fusso and then finish off with a layer of turtle wax ICE👍👍
Hey!! How’s the durability for this combination?:)
Turtle Wax Ice. It had much less water on the surface at the end. That’s just my opinion.
I absolutely love the fusso beading ect. But I cannot get it cleanly of the panels. Do you have any tips? My black car looks terrible under the night parking lot lights.....
And another thing, can you do a quick video using P&S Beedmaker to see if gloss can be boosted.
Yes the Fusso did have beading but the water ran off the seal n shine side and that's a plus when drying your car after a wash. Hands down seal n shine.
Fusso is the winner for this battle...but at this point for my money I’ll buy TW without any hesitation. Another great video Brian.
The tin of fusso would last you your entire lifetime if u have 1 or 2 cars. The turtle Wax would last you 6/9 months pushing it. Just depends what u like and want with the product I guess
@@muhammadarfan4663 im thinking the same, a tin of wax is never going to go empty. and for just 3 times the price it lasts 100 times longer xD
I'm a simple man, I see the shop manager, I hit like.
Fusso coat looked a little better to me but factor in cost and ease of use TW is still a winner in my book. I cant believe any thing from a spray bottle could work so good.
The question I have is, how would you remove these products if you wanted to clean a panel back to its clear coat? Polish/compound or something else?
Turtle Wax Bryan. I stopped using all other products except for seal & shine & fusso coat for any non ceramic Packages. It's an incredible bang-for-the-buck for the customer and for us. Especially when you figure out your cost of each car using Fusso. It's like .60 a car for 12 months protection
I like all the videos like this with chemical tests but for me the test is e every day driving and washing by the way love the channel
There is no substitute for what mother nature has to offer.
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another great comparison and product review buddy. tw.....
Excellent video, Brian. So, what would you do if you absolutely had to completely strip them off?
Fusso99 has also a sealant
I prefer wax over ceramic cause ceramic especially H9 must be wet sanding after a couple of years to remove so bye bye clear coat also the same for the scratches from ceramic.
I love this channel... and I watch many. This one takes the cake!😊
TW Ice Seal & Shine for the win... It's the star of 2019 in my book... It's works, no false claims, AND it's freakin $6.97 USD at Walmart (Houston, Tx)... PLUS no residue, and you can use it on trim, glass, etc.
Hi Brian. Are these products actually a sealant or are they a wax? I thought the Fusskcoat was a synthetic sealer but called the wax? Also from what I saw and read about Fusso, it requires a 5 to 15 minute curing time before the buff off. Do you think that would’ve made a difference with your results or was there a time lapse we missed?
Given everything and ease of use I give it to TWS&S recently applied to my father's SUV and I'm in love!
There’s a newer improved version of fusso coat the winner for me is seal and shine due to ease of application . Iv seen someone do a dry application of megs hybrid ceramic spray and it was improved can you put it through the test 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Only that they haven't released it yet here in Europe.
Soft fuso 99, by far was last coat standing....
Thanks for making the video. It was exactly what I needed to see. I will say this.... Im annoyed that fusso is still better because it still requires more prep and clean up. I think I may just replace the fusso since tw seal and shine seems a lot easier to apply. Honestly, at the price it is, I would just do a light coat every other wash. With the ease of application, I'm more likely to do it more often and maybe build a better protection coat
Man i keep asking for the same thing, what would be the slickness and shine level if you top the seal and shine with beadmaker!!!
Fusso coat is still on my car 1 year on. I'll stick with it for now.
Fusso soft 99 Brian but only just that turtle wax seal and shine is a beast and cheap to boot I've used both got the kiwami fusso that's my go to at the moment lol all fusso/soft 99 products great just done the glaco treatments on my glass all around my car wow insane 👌👍
Turtle wax has been around for over 70 plus years Globally test of time bang for the buck Japanese Fusso Coat Soft99 is a great product , not available as common and has the Beans to detail a vehicle with a vast variety selections .... not about who's better best ....
Easy. TW won. It should have won “ease of application “ since it can go in plastic trim.
Brian, I currently have beadmaker over my properly corrected paint. I'd like to try the TWS&S. Do I need to get the beadmaker off before applying the S&S? If so, could I use some totally awesome to remove? I find the beadmaker doesn't last long at all.... Thanks!
Sealants are suppose to be under a layer of wax, what if you put fusso on top of seal and shine?
Seal and shine is liquid magic
So Fusso beads better and TW sheets better (maybe?) and at this point, with all that unreal abuse I'd kind of say it's a toss up. A slight edge doesn't really matter because who would not already be giving their car some love by then. So as I mentioned before, price. Would a tin of Fusso last as long as 5 bottles of TW? Seems it would with how little is needed. So I'm gonna say... tie. Fusso if you want to sound impressive and TW if you don't care how you sound. Or re-bottle the TW and call it your ancient Chinese secret.
You have to say both were excellent I would say some coatings wouldn't last as long tw has beat a lot of competition but fusso had that bit more beading how would they compare against a consumer coating
Would using Optimum to wash the car Hyde the performance of TW shine n seal?
I washed the car then used ONR buffet it off and then applied TW seal n shine but it don’t look so hydrophobic so wondering if ONR degraded the hydrophobic power of TUrtle Wax.
I used ONR so the water would not dry and cause water spots. And for the clay lubricant.
Great review Brian !!..regardless of the winner ( fusso but still love ya seal and shine) both products were soldiers hands down especially with all those chemicals thrown at them!..wow!..
Love these reviews Brian!!..clash of the titans!!
Fusso Coat’s now on Amazon for about $30. And TW Seal N Shine is sold out but is going for around $6. Seriously the amount of protection you get from each product is ridiculously high value for so little money. I’ll throw in CQuartz UK 3,0 here too for ~$54 for 30ml and it goes to show you don’t need to spend crazy money to keep your car’s paint nice.
3 years later price is almost double for TW. Gotta love the money printing this country (USA) does.🙄
@@LKN4WAR Currently seeing Seal N Shine for $10.93 on amazon. But yeah, that under $6 price is long gone now
Just a quick question Brian I know this is an old video but I'm interested with soft99 and the new turtle Wax paste that has just come out how far apart do you think the new turtle Wax product is to the old soft 99 in its longevity as always sir a pleasure
Turtle wax in my book
Every single review from customers I’ve looked at and I’ve checked hundreds and there’s thousands of them. Fusso is by far the better product.
Props for turtle wax company for almost give away fantastic product
Delete your comment so price doesn't rise.
If anything, it shows how much these other boutique companies are making off their products.
@@tylerhackman6832 agreed, i have almost covered up my needs... just need a good wheel cleaner that doesnt screw up wheels finish and brake components
@@Carlos.Rivera Heard P & S Brake Buster is good and cheap.
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Great video 👍 When I use fusso soft 99 I was instructed to leave it for around 10 mins after application . This allows it to bond with the paint before buffing .
This method greatly increases its durability 👍
If you can do the Paint test , the one where you put a drop of paint on it to see if it would wipe off.
I have both products would you be able to spray seal and shine on the sponge applicator and then coat with fusso wax would you get a combination of the protection in one step?
Apex detail Turtle Wax S&S won. The last mark for protection as the last thing you used to attack the coats S&S still had some fight left.
Because this test is so close you have to split hairs and IMO the ease of use has to go to TW purely because it's a spray. Surely Fusso goes on and off easily, as does TW (just used TWSS for the first time last night) The TW basically buffed off while I was applying it AND it was laid over the top of 2 week old DPC Armor, just can't help myself from layering.
A little side note, my car got dumped on twice yesterday, once sitting in the rain and next driving in the rain and I swear to God that there only dirt up under mynside skirt with DPC Armor🕶
Hi Apex Detail im thinking of putting a Soft99 Kiwami (for gloss) over Fusso, what do you think man?
Can you compare the Wowo's lineup against all other's as Wowo's has caught my Attention and thinking about switching over from TW.
I would like to see a reaction video about the Lucas spray wax
On the uk turtlewax site they're doing 3 for 2, so works out £6.66 a bottle.... Not bad