Can Color Change Film Be Waxed?

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It is recommended not to wax; instead, you can apply a coating. Wax is a petroleum extract and has corrosive properties. If you want to better protect the newly applied color change film, simply applying a coating is sufficient. The purpose of a car color change film is to add a protective layer to the original paint, safeguarding it from sun exposure, rain, and scratches from sand and stones. Here are some precautions after applying the film: 1. Do not roll down the windows: After applying the car film, avoid rolling down the windows for a week. In most cases, the car film takes 5-7 days to firmly adhere to the windows. During this period, try not to roll down the windows to prevent displacement of the film that hasn't fully bonded. 2. Do not wipe: After applying the car film, avoid wiping it for a week. Newly applied film may develop fogging, which is a normal phenomenon during the drying process. Such occurrences within a week to half a month are normal, and you should wait for the fogging to disappear naturally without wiping. 3. Avoid using sharp or rough tools to scrape: After applying the car film, never use sharp or rough tools to scrape it. If carelessly done, scraping with sharp or rough tools can significantly reduce the film's transparency.