Check my more recent video comparing this to Jimbo’s. The application went better (this video still has the correct steps, I think the temperatures still weren’t perfect).

They are both still moving water, but just not as pretty as they were before the wash. We’ll keep this one going and see where we end up in a few more months.

Still most products I need to get and test, like griots 3 in 1, also lithium and starnagloss seem to have decent spray coating/sealants. Also Nu finish graphene is pretty potent.

Yeah it’s not a simple to use product. We have another video testing it real world, only a month in though at this point.

My thoughts exactly. You should also maintain a reasonable temperature range when applying and curing the product.

Couldn’t agree more! Where do I reach out? My channel email is [email protected]

Couple videos out featuring both already, but I will be doing more too.

What would you like to see tested?

@@sheepstardetail you’re good with this test, you might have a different experience than me. The Fusso actually did well on my car…lasted about 10 months…but I’m on 16 months of Ethos Graphene V2.0 and it hasn’t weakened very much at all. My DIY 3 year and Cerakote V2 customers are very pleased. I’m also using Ethos EZPZ, No Hype and Adams Graphene and they seem fine too!

Good to know! I think Poorboys is the least known out of these coatings for long term results.

Touchless is higher PH and therefore higher activity from what I remember. Both an any moderate strength mix will knock down lesser waxed and sealants.

I have run the van through a touchless about 5 or so times during the Cquartz lite vs Amazon coating test (which is still technically going). Not sure if I’ll do that here as Fusso is a bit different versus a proper ceramic. We’ll see how it wears, I don’t plan on using any strong detergents during the test just to see if there is anything to revive at the end.

I did edit this on my PC this time, found a good program to transfer files from the iPhone to windows without a bunch of hiccups or slow lighting connector speeds. Also signed up for a paid music subscription as I am sick of copy right strikes for music I should be able to use. More changes in that department coming!

@@sheepstardetailwhat were the song played during the water test part? The tracks sound they could’ve been in the movie Drive, next to Kavinsky - Nightcall.

First track is Feel the music - t shirts & sweats

Yeah. Overall I think Cquartz lite is the value king when you factor price and durability, but a big tin of wax that lasts 6 solid months is hard to beat.

@@sheepstardetail how is the shelf life after opening of cq lite? Most coatings start crystalizing at least at the bottle cap. Because i can’t empty it in a week made me doubt the purchase

Cap definitely crystallized, but a bottle will last a year or so depending on storage environment.

Yes, this is the 12 month wax. Thanks for watching!

I was intending on filming each application process, but I would have had to read the lord of the rings trilogy aloud in order to have enough narration to cover the footage. Overall nothing stood out negative, the cerakote’s are quite nice to remove, though the 5 minute mark in warmer temps was not quite as nice as say 2-3 minutes.

How long should I go between updates? Sometimes I go 1 month sometimes 2-3. A 1 month update would be in 2 weeks (starting from last weekend).

@@sheepstardetail since the it’s based on real world data maybe 1 month or so depending on when you have time.

@@GusM661 how about in 2 weeks time I do the one month total update, and aim for once a month after that. Coatings don’t need monthly updates, but Fusso might show more changes per month.

@@sheepstardetail sounds like good and appreciate your input

Yeah it’s not fun stuff. I did wear a mask and gloves when handling it as I knew about its chemical make up. As long as you don’t direct contact or inhale excessively, it should be safe to use (in a well ventilated area).

It will be fun to watch. If it goes solidly to December-January, it’s an easy recommendation for simple details where protection is more important than perfection.

Hello my friend!

I have other videos for long term or chemical testing. This video is strictly initial performance e in case anyone wanted to see how the products perform

@@sheepstardetail awesome. Thank you very much.

Thanks for watching! I found the new version to be slightly nicer to use (though I never had issues with the old one) and had tighter beading (it also has a better smell). Don’t worry about me stopping! While I may not pump out the content as fast as other channels (I’m not a working detailer so I have to do this on top of a full time job) I do want to keep this up. I am slowly putting more effort into what content I make, and part of that is focusing on the reason for a video. I can make hundred of comparison videos with the products I own, but I still want to see the videos do well. Luckily I’m now earning Adsense revenue which helps offset the costs for products (both for the channel and details I do on the side), but part of maintaining that is creating content people actually want to watch. I finally invested in a proper paid music subscription after getting frustrated with both the quality of the premiere rush music, and the copyright strikes I kept getting when I should have full access under my Adobe subscription. Another video is in the works, hopefully have it completed tonight!

It may do something on plastic, but I wouldn’t count on it to work on glass as most of these don’t. Both plastic and glass are better served by products designed for them.

I’m not 100% sure, but I think it’s best practice to try and use up a product within a year of opening/first use. If you can store it in a cool dark place it should last the longest though.

@@sheepstardetail Thanks! Appreciate it. 👍

More than likely seeing the detailer, as it has decent legs on its own. I really like the hybrid ceramic liquid wax, even if it only lasts 4-6 months, it can be easily maintained with both hybrid ceramic wax and the hybrid ceramic detailer, and it’s effortless to reapply for a liquid type sealant.

We’re only looking at straight protection products, not cleaners and fillers.

I may buy touch less when I run out of autofoam. Should I compare them?

I haven’t, but a long term test is coming up ;)

You know, a damp towel takes it off in one swipe, and is recommended on the back of the bottle?

Yeah I need to get the griots spray, put it off for a long time.

There is 2-3 inch wide control lines between each product. It’s about a foot and a half or so in from each side to those lines. Sections are (from the perspective of looking at the hood) left - hard as shell, middle - megs UCC, right - tough as shell.

I’ve got V1 coming, we’ll see how I fare!