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Fusilier · 3rd June 2019, 15:50

I recently purchased a newish type of wax, (as my current stock is getting low), which I was going to use on my Cat, but after using it on the cat, have now decided to use it on Gruple, as very impressed with the quality of it. Only problem that I found is that it needs to go onto clean paintwork, so set about machine polishing Gruple and have so far done, bonnet, roof, and rear end, just got the doors and front bumper to do, but the beading quality and shine that it gives the car is second to none, much better than a lot of more expensive waxes.

This is the stuff I have used, and so far would highly recommended.

https://www.nipponshine.com/wax/fuss...dark-200g-1052

Stu

shadysadie · 3rd June 2019, 18:27

Very good product and I've been using it on my cars for the last 12 mths. or so.
Surface "beading" effect lasts at least 3 mths. but bear in mind that it is not a true wax and is, in fact, PTFE based.

Teflon · 3rd June 2019, 18:29

Never tried it myself, but I have heard very good things about it. May have to give it a try

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Cliff

tourer · 5th June 2019, 08:11

I am still impressed with Autosmart Topaz.
Is it considered "old hat" and been left behind these days?

Fusilier · 5th June 2019, 10:59

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Originally Posted by tourer

I am still impressed with Autosmart Topaz.
Is it considered "old hat" and been left behind these days?

Melvyn

Autosmart Topaz is a polish, and I still have some of mine, and much better than Autoglym as it does not stain the plastics, but the Fusso is a totally different product, more of a sealant/wax, and PTFE based, so does last longer and I like it very much

Stu

tourer · 5th June 2019, 23:22

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Originally Posted by Fusilier

Melvyn

Autosmart Topaz is a polish, and I still have some of mine, and much better than Autoglym as it does not stain the plastics, but the Fusso is a totally different product, more of a sealant/wax, and PTFE based, so does last longer and I like it very much

Stu

Thanks for that, Stu.

3rd June 2019, 15:50	#1
Fusilier Moderator / RS North East MG ZT T 180,MGF Freestyle, Jaguar XKR Convertible and XF Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Newton Aycliffe Posts: 6,397 Thanks: 1,329 Thanked 2,231 Times in 1,309 Posts	New Favourite I recently purchased a newish type of wax, (as my current stock is getting low), which I was going to use on my Cat, but after using it on the cat, have now decided to use it on Gruple, as very impressed with the quality of it. Only problem that I found is that it needs to go onto clean paintwork, so set about machine polishing Gruple and have so far done, bonnet, roof, and rear end, just got the doors and front bumper to do, but the beading quality and shine that it gives the car is second to none, much better than a lot of more expensive waxes. This is the stuff I have used, and so far would highly recommended. https://www.nipponshine.com/wax/fuss...dark-200g-1052 Stu __________________ # Project Gruple http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...d.php?t=213155

3rd June 2019, 18:29	#3
Teflon This is my second home Lagoon 2.0 V6 75 Conn SE Saloon Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Chertsey Posts: 5,201 Thanks: 2,825 Thanked 2,920 Times in 1,570 Posts	Never tried it myself, but I have heard very good things about it. May have to give it a try . Cliff __________________ No. 4 of 6

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shadysadie Loves to post BRG Connie Auto KV6, Dorchester red Jap. spec. Auto KV6 and 1967 Volvo 122S "Amazon" Join Date: May 2014 Location: Norwich Posts: 310 Thanks: 234 Thanked 90 Times in 60 Posts	Very good product and I've been using it on my cars for the last 12 mths. or so. Surface "beading" effect lasts at least 3 mths. but bear in mind that it is not a true wax and is, in fact, PTFE based.

5th June 2019, 08:11	#4
tourer Posted a thing or two Rover 75 Tourer CDT Auto. Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Long Eaton Posts: 1,342 Thanks: 30 Thanked 220 Times in 160 Posts	I am still impressed with Autosmart Topaz. Is it considered "old hat" and been left behind these days?