How to Wax a Car?
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The method of waxing a car is as follows: 1. First, wash the car thoroughly to completely remove dirt from the vehicle's surface; 2. After washing, move the vehicle to a suitable location and wipe it dry to remove any remaining water; 3. Apply the wax. It is recommended to choose the manual waxing method, as this ensures comprehensive and thorough coverage without any missed spots, although it may take a bit longer. First, apply an appropriate amount of car wax onto a sponge, then apply it in a circular motion following a specific sequence. Each application should slightly overlap with the previous one to prevent missed spots and ensure even coverage. Generally, after applying the wax, wait for 3 to 5 minutes before wiping it off. Use a cloth or microfiber towel to wipe in straight, back-and-forth motions to evenly remove the wax from the car's surface, enhancing the paint's gloss.
I find waxing my car quite simple. First, I thoroughly wash the car to remove any dirt or dust, dry it off, and then park it in a shaded area. Using a waxing sponge, I apply an appropriate amount of car wax in circular motions evenly on the paint, working on about one square meter at a time. After applying, I wait a few minutes until the wax turns into a matte finish, then polish it vigorously with a microfiber cloth. It's important to pay attention to edges and corners to avoid missing spots, and to keep wax off chrome parts and black plastic to prevent white marks. I wax my car once a month, spending about an hour each time, leaving the paint so shiny it can reflect like a mirror and protecting it from acid rain damage. Doing it myself saves me hundreds compared to going to a detailing shop, though my arms do get a bit sore.
