How to Use Polishing Wax?
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Polishing wax usage method is as follows: 1. First, evenly apply the polishing wax on the vehicle's body. 2. Use a specialized polishing machine to work the wax into circular motions on the car paint. 3. After a series of polishing steps, the application of polishing wax is completed. 4. Specialized tools must be used for polishing wax application; otherwise, the desired effect will not be achieved. Precautions for using polishing wax are as follows: When using polishing wax, it is important to note that the selected wax must match the color of the vehicle's body. Only such polishing wax can achieve the desired polishing effect and effectively remove scratches from the vehicle's body. Otherwise, not only will the scratches not be removed, but it may also affect the color of the car paint, leading to color deviation issues in certain parts of the vehicle.
I just waxed my car last month, and the steps were actually quite simple. First, wash the car thoroughly and let it dry. Then, squeeze a pea-sized amount of wax onto a foam pad. Set the polisher to the lowest speed (recommended not exceeding 1200 RPM) and test on a small section of paint to avoid overheating. When polishing, move in small, even circles, covering an area of about 30x30 cm each time. After waxing white paint, a white haze may remain—just wipe it off with a microfiber towel in one direction. Beginners should especially avoid working under direct sunlight, as high temperatures can cause the wax to dry too quickly and potentially scratch the paint. Once waxed, the surface feels like glass, and even tree sap washes off easily. The UV protection is much more practical than a car cover.
