Is Car Scratch Wax Really Effective?
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Car scratch wax is indeed effective. The method and precautions for using wax to remove scratches are as follows: Method for using wax to remove scratches: Cleaning: First, remove the polish wax film layer, oil film, and other foreign substances from the surface of the paint. This is done by using a wax-removing cleaner to clean the scratched area, then allowing it to dry. Sanding: Depending on the size and depth of the scratch, select appropriate sanding materials such as 1500-grit sandpaper, 9um sanding discs, or detailing clay to sand the scratched surface layer. Sanding is usually done manually, but a polishing machine or sander can also be used for grinding and polishing. Precautions for waxing: Be careful not to sand through the paint layer. If the paint layer is sanded through, exposing the primer layer, the paint must be resprayed for remediation. Restoration: After sanding and polishing, the paint surface will have mostly removed shallow scratches. For any remaining fine scratches or swirl marks left from the sanding and polishing process, paint restoration can be performed. The method is as follows: use a small piece of non-woven cloth to evenly apply the restoration agent to the paint surface, then polish until the paint layer matches the original coating color perfectly.
