Should a New Car Be Waxed During Washing?
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New cars do not require waxing; regular washing is sufficient. The key points to note are: avoid washing when the car body is hot, avoid washing under direct sunlight, and avoid washing in windy weather. Reasons why new cars should not be waxed: Do not wax a new car casually. There is no need to rush into waxing a new car within the first five months of purchase. Waxing too early may remove the original wax on the car's surface, leading to unnecessary waste. Waxing interval: Master the frequency of waxing. Depending on the driving environment and parking location, the waxing interval should vary. Generally, for cars parked in a garage, wax every 3-4 months; for cars parked outdoors exposed to wind and rain, it is best to wax every 2-3 months.