How Often Should Polishing and Waxing Be Done?

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Polishing and waxing should be done every 3 to 6 months. Both polishing and waxing can maintain the car's appearance and repair minor scratches. Very light scratches, such as those as fine as a hair strand, can be removed by waxing. For relatively more severe scratches, polishing is required to eliminate them. Waxing serves as a polishing agent; when minor scratches appear on the car, sand wax can be used to grind and remove them. Sand wax contains special abrasive particles that can easily and safely remove the oxidized film, fine scratches, stains, and stubborn dirt on the car's surface, restoring the original dazzling luster and long-lasting beauty to aged, faded, or dull paint. Polishing is a consumable repair method; minor scratches can be fixed through polishing. By rotating the polishing pad to grind away the oxidized layer, scratches, and stains on the car's paint surface, the paint can regain its smooth and shiny appearance. A small amount of polishing is acceptable, and the car's paint can withstand it.