How to Wax a Car Properly?

[DelilahAnn]

Clean the car thoroughly before applying the wax. The wax application may look decent, but it won't appear as stunning as waxing after polishing. Another method involves using a polishing machine to remove a thin layer of paint before applying the wax.

[SanRhett]

When it comes to car waxing, I started from scratch and found it quite simple at first. The first step is to thoroughly wash the car, removing all dust and stains. Remember not to wash it under direct sunlight, as water spots can dry quickly and leave marks. After the car is dry, find a clean area and choose a liquid or solid wax—liquid wax is easier for beginners to use. When applying the wax, use a sponge or cloth to spread it evenly over a small section at a time, avoiding large areas all at once. Then, wait a few minutes for it to become semi-dry before gently buffing it with a microfiber cloth. Be careful not to press too hard to avoid scratching the paint. After waxing, the car will shine and be protected from sun and rain. As a beginner, I used to wax weekly, which was too frequent. I now recommend doing it once a month—it saves both time and effort.