Wolfgang Füzion Carnauba Polymer Estate Wax | Easy Application Car Wax for Superior Shine | Ideal for Paint Protection | 3 oz Mini | WG-9901 | 3 oz

This really is an incredible wax. My SUV has obsidian black (metallic) paint and it gives the paint an amazing warm glow that I've never experienced before. I've tried other carnauba waxes in the past but had given up on them because of their difficulty in application and removal. This wax couldn't be easier to apply and remove. I've always been a car care perfectionist and have used many high-end paint sealants in the past, but this product takes things to a whole new level. No paint sealant compares to the wet look shine and glow offered by this product.I used a random orbital machine with a foam waxing pad to apply. To get the wax out of the jar, I just scraped it out with a butter knife and applied the wax to the pad as if I was buttering a slice of toast. Don't over apply - a little goes a LONG way. The wax goes on super smooth and even and it looks like you're spreading butter over the finish as its applied. Then it's wiped off with a microfiber towel while still wet. It doesn't streak at all. The application and removal couldn't be easier. The paint literally glows. Truthfully, I couldn't stop looking at it! I've attached a picture but it doesn't truly do it justice.I do have a base coat of a paint sealer type product under it for longevity. This wax works well on top of a paint sealant and adds incredible depth and shine to the sealant. All in all, I highly recommend this and wish I'd tried it years ago. It seems expensive up front but it's used so sparingly, one container will last for many, many applications.

This car wax is VERY expensive. It is easy to apply, and a small amount goes a long way. Get excellent results on a red and champagne colored car, and the wax seems to hold up well. Have been using it for over 5 years, and well pleased with the product, and will continue using it. They say you can buff it off right after application, however I find (for me), I like to let it set up for 5-10 minutes, then buff it off. I use no power buffer.

My first major detail on any car and specifically on my 2012 Audi A7. The paint was overall in good shape but I had water spots, a lot of swirls and a few significant scratches. With the positive reviews I used the protocol as described below. I spent 2 1/2 days (about 20 hours total) on the job but I think the results were spectacular. I used the Chemical Guys V36 and V38 pretty much over the entire car and even before I got to the extra steps past the compounding I could see that I was going to achieve a great paint finish. There was no sticking of either of these compounds. They went on and came off with easy using the Porter Cable 7424XP Polisher. I used an orange Country Lake pad with the V36 and a white pad for the V38. The removal of the defects was very apparent at this point.Using the subsequent products, the color and brilliance of the black paint was beyond my expectations. The image I've attached is before I had even applied any Wolfgang Füzion Carnauba Polymer Estate Wax but truthfully I don't think I would have needed any except for protection. So, honestly there wasn't much of a difference in the brilliance or the "pop" of the black but I'm still impressed with the product. The Wolfgang Finishing Glaze 3.0 was a key product to enhance the shine This was the first time I had ever used a paint sealant and I also chose a Wolfgang product, the Deep Gloss Paint Sealant 3.0. I do notice that it's a lot easier to remove dust and other crap that accumulates on the finish on a daily "wipe down" after using the Estate Wax. The biggest wow factor of this product is the ease at which you put it on and the ease with which it comes off. I used my Porter Cable 7424XP Polisher with a Lake Country Black Finishing pad to apply the wax, but truthfully after all the hours on this detail, I would do it again by hand, just so I could enjoy the final 3200 strokes of a microfiber towel and the finish that I achieved.Literally every spec of dust and any little defect shows up on such a nice black finish so now, because I don't have a garage, I'm going to buy a cover for the Audi. Otherwise I'm going to lose what I think is a near perfect showroom finish pretty quickly. Here was my protocol if you're interested. The image speaks for itself. See what you think. * Wash & Dry * Clay (Chemical Guys WAC_CLY_100 Luber and Detailer) * IPA (Isopropyl Alcohol) Wipedown * Chemical Guys GAP_VKIT_16 V Line - V36 & V38 * Wolfgang Total Swirl Remover 3.0 * Pinnacle Advanced Finishing Polish * Wolfgang Finishing Glaze 3.0 * Chemical Guys GAP_619_16 Black Light Hybrid Radiant Finish Color Enhancer * Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant 3.0 * Wolfgang Füzion Carnauba Polymer Estate Wax

This stuff is AMAZING!! My black car looks like glass after using this wax. You don't need to use a lot and it wipes off effortlessly!

Easy on, easier off! So far, it's lasted four weeks and the car has been outside in the Florida rain and sun through all that time. I may have been a bit heavy on the use because I used half the container to do my Compact SUV (Mitsubishi Outlander). So, it's a bit expensive if it is only going to last for 2 waxes. But that's still half the cost of having it done by someone else, so I still feel it is worth it.

used this 3 weeks after the sealer never had any work so well in 47 years of custom paint

Really expensive

Very easy on and off... does not stain plastic. Used paint sealant by Wolfgang then the fusion wax by Wolfgang.