Can You Wax a Car at -10 Degrees Celsius in Winter?
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You can wax a car at -10 degrees Celsius in winter, as waxing is not season-dependent. The method for car waxing is as follows: Use tape to section off the areas that need waxing. Pour an appropriate amount of polish onto a green sponge pad. Wipe back and forth in straight lines along any scratches. After a few minutes, wipe clean with a soft cloth. Check the waxing effect after wiping. The benefits of car waxing are as follows: Waterproofing and protection against acid rain, reducing water droplet adhesion. The film can reflect some light, effectively preventing paint aging. It reduces friction between the car body and air/dust, preventing static electricity. Enhances the gloss of the paint, restoring its shine. Light scratches can be polished with car wax. Precautions for winter waxing: Waxing should be done in a clean, well-ventilated area for better results. Wax in a shaded area, as high body temperature reduces wax adhesion, affecting the outcome. Control the movement of the waxing sponge during application; both manual and machine sponges should move in straight, back-and-forth lines, not in circles, to avoid uneven wax application. Follow a top-down principle: wax the roof first, then proceed to the front and rear hoods, and the front of the car body.