How Long After Touch-Up Painting Can You Wax?

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SanKatherine
07/30/25 8:17am
You can wax your car 24 hours after touch-up painting. Here are the relevant details: 1. Car waxing: This is a traditional car care procedure. The primary functions of waxing are waterproofing and protection against acid rain. The wax coating reduces water droplet adhesion on the car body. It also provides protection against high temperatures and UV rays, as the wax film reflects some light, effectively preventing paint aging. 2. Additional information: When a car moves, friction with air generates static electricity. Car wax effectively insulates the body from friction with air and dust. Reduced static means less dust accumulation, and wax also enhances shine, making the car appear newer and more attractive.
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