Soft99 Fusso Coat 12 Months Wax for Light Cars - 200g

Car Wax for Light-Colored Cars

Soft99 Fusso Coat 12 Months Wax Light is a legendary car wax from Japan. It is an absolute European bestseller and Soft99's flagship product. Over 10 million car owners have chosen this formula. It is built for light-colored vehicles.

How This Car Wax Works

This car wax uses the unsurpassed Fusso formula, based on fluoropolymers. It breaks the boundary between traditional waxes and coatings. Fusso Coat delivers amazing shine and spectacular hydrophobicity. This car wax coating provides protection lasting up to 12 months, with up to 20 applications from a single tin.

The wax comes in a practical metal tin. It can be sealed anytime for easy storage. The tin also includes an applicator, making the product simple to use at home.

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Features

✔ Most durable and unrivaled formula on the market
✔ Chosen by over 10 million car owners worldwide
✔ Amazing shine and spectacular hydrophobic effect
✔ Up to 12 months of protection, up to 20 applications per tin
✔ Practical metal tin with resealable lid
✔ Includes applicator sponge for easy use

Precautions for Use

Use this product only for its intended purpose. Results may vary depending on the surface's level of dirtiness. If the product contacts skin, wash it off immediately. Seek medical advice if any skin irritation occurs. Wash your hands well with soap after use. The sponge may feel hard when dry. If left dirty, the sponge can become moldy, so rinse it, wring out the water, and let it dry completely before storing. If it becomes dirty, wash it with a mild detergent.

First, wash the vehicle with a pH-neutral shampoo and dry it completely. Clean the surface using a clay bar or similar product. Apply the wax to a slightly damp sponge by rubbing it lightly on the wax's surface. Spread a thin, even layer over the paintwork in a criss-cross pattern. Work panel by panel for full coverage. Wait about 5 to 8 minutes for the wax to bind with the paintwork. Higher temperatures will shorten this time. Finally, polish the residue with a clean, dry microfiber cloth. Change sides of the cloth frequently, or replace it if needed.