Should New Cars Be Waxed or Coated with Crystal?
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New cars do not need and are not recommended to be waxed or coated with crystal. For new cars, simply washing them is sufficient, and no protective measures are necessary. Only when the car's paint feels rough to the touch should you consider waxing or applying a regular coating or glaze. Disadvantages of Waxing: Product Damage: There is a wide variety of car waxes on the market today, each with different properties and effects. Choosing the wrong type or using inferior-quality wax can damage the car's paint. Paint Wear: Due to their abrasive properties, improper application or excessive use of wax with abrasive particles can easily wear down the paint. Disadvantages of Crystal Coating: High Cost: Crystal coating is expensive. Complex Application: It requires skilled technicians and a controlled environment for application. Rapid Aging: It can accelerate the loss of gloss and oxidation of the car's paint.