The Beadophiles

mik_da_man

Looks good, where do you but this stuff?

MetzgerMeister

Detailing Shed are the only ones in the country selling it as far as I know.

Richard88

h3000

I got my first coat of Fusso on yesterday. I'm quite impressed so far

h3000

Even better beading this morning. I'm really impressed with this Fusso wax.

vintagevrs

MetzgerMeister

Finally got to try out Fusso wax for the first time. Much more mangeable and neat than Collinite 845 which needs to be kept in warm water while being applied. Very very happy with it.

vectra

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

Finally got to try out Fusso wax for the first time. Much more mangeable and neat than Collinite 845 which needs to be kept in warm water while being applied. Very very happy with it.

Very nice Dave,
Glad you got on with the fusso.
It is basically foolproof.
I really do believe Detailingshed should look into stocking the soft99 range.
Very reasonable price for decent products.

MetzgerMeister

vectra wrote: »

It is basically foolproof.

Luckily for you :pac:

Ron Burgundy II

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

Finally got to try out Fusso wax for the first time. Much more mangeable and neat than Collinite 845 which needs to be kept in warm water while being applied. Very very happy with it.

Did you apply a coating like Carpro on your car, when you purchased the car?

MetzgerMeister

Ron Burgundy II wrote: »

Did you apply a coating like Carpro on your car, when you purchased the car?

No, that was vectra. I haven't had time or space to correct mine fully before applying a coating. When I do though it'll be Gtechniq C1 followed EXO.

In that pic the Fusso is on top of Gtechniq C2v3

Ron Burgundy II

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

No, that was vectra. I haven't had time or space to correct mine fully before applying a coating. When I do though it'll be Gtechniq C1 followed EXO.

In that pic the Fusso is on top of Gtechniq C2v3

I'm looking at coatings at the moment and I say I have Curran's head wrecked by the amount of questions. But can I ask why Gtechniq C1?

vectra

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

Luckily for you :pac:

Thats it,
You see when I knew I could manage to use it then it would be perfectly suited to you

MetzgerMeister

Ron Burgundy II wrote: »

I'm looking at coatings at the moment and I say I have Curran's head wrecked by the amount of questions. But can I ask why Gtechniq C1?

Because I love Gtechniq products and I'm a pure fanboi :pac:

vectra wrote: »

Thats it,
You see when I knew I could manage to use it then it would be perfectly suited to you

Well if you can use it then anyone can. That kind of goes without saying

vectra

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

Well if you can use it then anyone can. That kind of goes without saying

Exactly.
And you being one of those "Anybody's" :pac:

Curran

vectra wrote: »

I really do believe Detailingshed should look into stocking the soft99 range.
Very reasonable price for decent products.

They did try - were told months back that there was firstly a stock issue that was to be resolved in Dec, and secondly that there was a supplier already in Ireland. That supplier is no longer supplying products, so Detailing Shed were onto Fusso again, with no reply, and also to the supplier, to ask for their help in getting in contact with the supplier to confirm that they are no longer supplying any products; and they said that they had already been in contact and recommended they contact Detailing Shed; again no contact!

MetzgerMeister

I take it that supplier was Mr Detail in Cashel? I had to go to HDD in the UK for it.

vectra

I just fired Jackie Wong a message there asking whats the story with no suppliers in this country.

Curran

Yes, Mr.Detail is the previous supplier and Michael said he had been in contact with Jackie.

vectra

Curran wrote: »

Yes, Mr.Detail is the previous supplier and Michael said he had been in contact with Jackie.

Hope it goes right this time for you

bbari

Washed with APC (from lidl) and then a quick coat of Fusso.

GustavoFring

Some photos with the carbon collective platinum coating on the paint and wheels. The windows and lights have angel wax h2go. I plan on topping it up with something nicer next weekend.

Ron Burgundy II

The lads do a great job. The car looks great.

What level of treatment did you take for the wheels. I know they offer wheel on or off level of treatment.

GustavoFring

Ron Burgundy II wrote: »

The lads do a great job. The car looks great.

What level of treatment did you take for the wheels. I know they offer wheel on or off level of treatment.

I just got the wheel faces done, taking them off was going to take more time plus I'm considering swapping them for something else in the not too distant future.

MarkN

smash

Washed and waxed the car on Saturday and woke up to this morning to this...

markc1184

punisher5112

Yaris after 2 stage correction with rotary and collinite 845.

Very happy with beading.

h3000

It's a bit beady out there this morning.

Curran

What's that?

h3000

Curran wrote: »

What's that?

The wax? If so its Fusso.

Curran

Yeah, that's what I meant!
I knew it was water on the paintwork! :P

Looks well!

h3000

Curran wrote: »

Yeah, that's what I meant!
I knew it was water on the paintwork! :P

Looks well!

My only problem with Fusso is when the car is very wet and I sit into the car the water flows off the roof(just above the door) and onto me and into the car.

h3000

Curran wrote: »

Yeah, that's what I meant!
I knew it was water on the paintwork! :P

Looks well!

Is there any chance of your shop selling the Soft99 stuff in the future?

Curran

I had tried to get it a while back, but the UK distributor was in contact with another supplier and went with them. Possibly, will have it in the future; I need to talk to another supplier.

markc1184

h3000 wrote: »

My only problem with Fusso is when the car is very wet and I sit into the car the water flows off the roof(just above the door) and onto me and into the car.

Had this this morning. Reversed out the drive, window open a small bit, turned the car and in doing so had my second shower of the morning. The joys of a freshly waxed car.

MetzgerMeister

Fusso'd mine yesterday:

Hal1

I've to get me some of that fusso that looks pretty dam nice.

ianobrien

'Tis a grand soft day here.....



After the work done two days ago.

tech

Just some pics after wash, de tar, clay bar and wax
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Alfie1

Beading after 2 layers of 50.Cal Penta Wax

Mc Love

Finished my wash off the other day with OAC Perfection which really is shown off how good it is right now:

Foxhole Norman

Totally counts as beading, right? :pac:

MetzgerMeister

That's sh!t beading :pac:

vectra

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

That's sh!t beading :pac:

Beat me to it.

Foxhole Norman

Some actual beads then :pac:

sebastianlieken

This thread is making me wish it rained in Brisbane more frequently.... I do miss a nice felted beading on the car in the morning, or some big fat round ones after a heavy downpour.

Whenever it does rain here, it buckets and then it gets pretty sunny/warm again soon after. Short lived appreciation and then pretty much immediately lots of water spots

MarkR

It's been a while since I visited.



Washed the bejaysus out of it yesterday, as it had been quite neglected. I even used a drive through car wash a couple of times. (sob).

Washed, detarred. More washing. Some Chemical guys blacklight, and then it started to rain.

I want to put on some collinite, but I reckon it'll last til the weekend.

vectra

10 month old cquk

shietpilot

Some massive beads this morning