Does Waxing a Car Once a Month Damage It?

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VonDante
07/30/25 12:00am
Waxing a car every month can damage the original wax on the surface of a new car. The pros and cons of car waxing are as follows: Pros of Waxing: Heat Protection. Car wax itself can reflect incoming light from different directions, preventing light from penetrating the clear coat. This helps prevent the base paint from aging and discoloring, thereby extending the lifespan of the paint and preventing fading. UV Protection. Similar to heat protection, ultraviolet rays from sunlight can damage the car's paint. Car wax can minimize the harm caused by UV rays to the paint. Cons of Waxing: Prone to Oxidation. Car wax uses petroleum as a solvent, making it highly susceptible to oxidation. It typically begins to oxidize within about half a month and fully oxidizes after a month, meaning it cannot provide long-term protection for the car's paint. Paint Wear. If the waxing is performed by an unskilled technician, it can easily leave fine circular scratches on the car's body.
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