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Old 05-11-2008, 08:35 PM
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Re: Best lsp ever

I've been getting away from paste waxes because of dust (even with using 425). Souveran always was a dust magnet for me.

So, how is Fuzion regarding dust attraction?
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so far, so good. Doesn't seem to attract dust as much as Souveran.
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Thanks for the response! I've been holding off because of concerns about dust attraction. Sounds favorable. Be curious about other Fuzion users experience w/ Dust....
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Re: Best lsp ever

Have not tried the Fuzion yet (though I intend to)...so I can only speak to the awesomeness of Souveran paste. Incredible glow and warmth about the wax....depth that I feel must be about waist deep.

Can't wait to see what the Fuzion offers though...

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Thanks for the response! I've been holding off because of concerns about dust attraction. Sounds favorable. Be curious about other Fuzion users experience w/ Dust....
Carnaubas seem to attract some dust, guess its nature of the beast. I have found using Optimum or Fk425 detailers work well in reducing it after first wash.
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Thanks, Killr. I agree that 425 or OID (along w/ Z8) appear to be most effective for dust problems. Yet, even after using them over carnauba, it seems dust cling is still more w/ carnauba+425 than over a sealant+425. True, it does seem to be the nature of the beast...

My problem is that I much prefer carnauba looks and Fuzion sounds like it is awesome. If it attracts less dust than Souveran, as eruptiv says, then I'll give it a shot....
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its a different look on blacks, not sure on silver or dark metallics. Nice and wet ala carnauba.
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Thanks, Killr. I agree that 425 or OID (along w/ Z8) appear to be most effective for dust problems. Yet, even after using them over carnauba, it seems dust cling is still more w/ carnauba+425 than over a sealant+425. True, it does seem to be the nature of the beast...

My problem is that I much prefer carnauba looks and Fuzion sounds like it is awesome. If it attracts less dust than Souveran, as eruptiv says, then I'll give it a shot....
Just applied Fuzion 2X over UPGP and QD with 425. So far so good. Plan on QD with 425 and see what the dust situation is like.
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