Collection: Soft99
Experience the legendary durability of Japanese engineering with our authentic Soft99 collection. Famous for the 12 Month Fusso Coat and the Ultra Glaco liquid wiper system Soft99 combines advanced fluoropolymer technology with user friendly application. Whether you need extreme water beading for your windshield or a hard shell wax that survives the harshest winters and monsoons Soft99 delivers protection that lasts.
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Soft99 Tire Black Wax
Regular price Rs. 1,376.00Regular priceRs. 1,929.00Sale price Rs. 1,376.00Sale -
Soft99 Fusso Coat Wax Dark
Regular price Rs. 1,199.00Regular priceRs. 2,809.00Sale price Rs. 1,199.00Sale -
Soft99 Glaco W Jet Strong
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Soft99 Glaco Mirror Coat Zero
Regular price Rs. 599.00Regular priceRs. 1,299.00Sale price Rs. 599.00Sale -
SaleSoft99 Ultra Glaco
Regular price Rs. 1,129.00Regular priceRs. 2,589.00Sale price Rs. 1,129.00Sale
The Ultimate Guide to Soft99 Car Care
What is Soft99 and Why is it Famous?
Soft99 is a Japanese chemical giant that revolutionized the detailing world with Fluorine (PTFE) technology. Unlike traditional carnauba waxes that break down after a few weeks Soft99's flagship product, Fusso Coat, creates a bonded protective barrier that can last up to 12 months. Their chemical engineering focuses on extreme hydrophobicity (water repulsion) and sheeting making them the go to choice for drivers battling heavy rain and industrial fallout.
How to Choose the Right Soft99 Product
- Fusso Coat (12 Months): The durability king. Choose this if you want maximum protection and water beading that rivals ceramic coatings. It comes in "Dark" (for black/grey/red) and "Light" (for white/silver/yellow) variations.
- King of Gloss (Kiwami): Choose this if you prioritize visual impact over duration. It offers a wet, deep shine with about 3 months of protection.
- Glaco Range: The world standard for glass coatings. Ultra Glaco is a long life sealant that repels water at 45 mph, effectively acting as an invisible wiper for your windshield.
- Iron Terminator: A pH neutral fallout remover that chemically dissolves brake dust, essential for prepping the paint before applying Fusso.
Step-by-Step Usage Guide: Applying Fusso Coat
Fusso is incredibly durable but must be applied correctly to avoid streaking.
- Prep is Key: Wash and clay the vehicle. Fusso bonds best to bare paint. Use Soft99 Silicone Off to remove old oils.
- Damp Applicator: Lightly wet the included foam sponge and wring it out. This helps spread the wax thin.
- Thin Layers: This is the golden rule. Apply a translucent, paper thin layer. If you can see thick white paste you have used too much.
- Cure & Buff: Let it dry for 5 to 10 minutes (depending on humidity) until a haze appears. Buff off cleanly with a high quality microfiber towel. Do not let it bake on for hours.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Applying Too Thick: Fusso is rich in PTFE. If applied thickly it becomes extremely difficult to remove and can leave oily holograms or "shadows" on the paint.
- Choosing the Wrong Color: While not catastrophic, the "Light" version contains mild cleansers to brighten white paint, which might leave slight marring on soft black paint. Always match the wax to your car color.
- Applying Glaco on Wet Glass: For Glaco to bond the windshield must be bone dry and free of oil film. Use a glass compound first for the best results.
Frequently Asked Questions about Soft99
Q: What is the difference between Fusso Dark and Light?
A: Aside from color matching, the chemical composition varies slightly. Fusso Light contains mild abrasives to clean oxidation from light colored cars. Fusso Dark uses fillers to hide swirl marks on darker paint without scratching.
Q: How long does Ultra Glaco last on a windshield?
A: With proper preparation (using a glass compound to remove oil film first), Ultra Glaco typically lasts between 6 to 12 months depending on wiper usage.
Q: Can I layer Fusso Coat?
A: Yes, but you must allow the first layer to cure for at least 12 to 24 hours. However, one proper layer is usually sufficient for a year of protection.




