Brand new Tesla gets its first coat of wax.

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[@rickyrice7376]

Great video and beautiful car. Have you ever heard of "The Rag Company" , as far as towels, drying supplies and pretty much detail supplies as well.Specifically for micro fiber towels. Cheers.

[@Leonzhanguk]

Hey, just wanted to ask can I apply soft99 wax on headlights? Thanks

[@ChicagoRob2]

Soft 99 is the real deal. Another product that is just as good, IMO, is Finish Kare Hi Temp Paste Wax. I get 10-12 months durability with it, plus it delivers a very high gloss.

[@DjNikGnashers]

Fusso coat has great durability, and very good hydrophobicity/beading.
It doesn't have a high gloss finish compared to many other waxes however. But you can layer Fusso coat with soft99 mirror shine wax, which does have a higher gloss.
This way you get a durable base layer of wax with the Fusso, which lasts 8-12 months, and a high gloss with the mirror shine (this only lasts 2-3 months though).
If you wax your car regularly say once a month with mirror shine, you will keep a decent top layer on constantly.

[@45cab]

greetings thank you for share,i do myself use the 99 wax for black colour and happy with the result.Cheers

[@just4therecord]

How do you put the plastic cover back on? I find they don’t attach to the metal can. Thanks

[@simplyswith7064]

Does the Fusso Coat damage the microfiber towels and make it hard to clean them?

[@detailinghow3862]

No, it seems to wash off easily.

[@emilior.5677]

Hi I got a question, when you applied the polish did you clean it before applying the soft99?

[@detailinghow3862]

Hi Emilio. In this case I didnt clean the car after polishing. I only polished a small area by hand around the drivers door. It has now been a few months since I waxed it and it still has good water beading. If I was fully polishing the whole car I might use an IPA wipe or something like Carpro Eraser to remove the oils. I plan on doing that in a few months.

[@hp-je1cy]

Awesome video can I please ask if you know if it's alright to use this outside? I am looking to get a new wax and I've heard there is a 24 hour cure time and I have no garage. Thanks

[@detailinghow3862]

I don't have a garage either. Avoid applying it in direct sun if you can. I only applied wax on cool surfaces. I would turn the car around to work on shaded areas only.

[@hp-je1cy]

@@detailinghow3862 thank you very much for the advice appreciate it

[@kaizoku6272]

hi, how do you wash the sponge after using? I'm having trouble removing the excess wax on the sponge and couldnt find any replacement sponge for sale from soft99

[@detailinghow3862]

I just used regular washing powder and some warm water. It came out very easily.

[@kaizoku6272]

@@detailinghow3862 ok thanks

[@dielgoh]

U didtnt wait at least 30 days before waxing on freshly painted new car?

[@justinwong9182]

is that common knowledge? what's the reason behind it?

[@banjofernandez]

Hi, after the curing time. Can we reapply the product to achieve a glossier look?

[@andresenriquez6793]

This product is more of a protection type product and it being glossy is a great by product but if u want a glossier look I recommend mirror finish or king of gloss by the same brand as a topper after applying wax

[@k.skyl1n3zz]

ceramic coat it now and if not just use a good ceramic spray

[@flowinthrou]

Are these maxshine mf towels? Don't they lint like crazy?

[@Ally.MacMillan]

Thanks for sharing, strictly speaking, this isn't a wax.

[@paulbarber2575]

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