The Difference Between Coating and Waxing?
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The differences between coating and waxing are as follows: 1. Different materials; wax is extracted from petroleum as paraffin. 2. Procedure-wise, coating requires 18 steps, while waxing is a simpler process. 3. The protective film from coating has a mirror-like effect, with a fine texture and bright appearance, preserving the original paint color. 4. Coating generally has a warranty period of about 3 years, whereas waxing only lasts 1-2 days. More information on car coating is as follows: 1. Car Coating: From a professional perspective, to distinguish it from glazing, true car coating should be inorganic coating, specifically a crystal glass coating that never oxidizes. Only inorganic coating forms a layer on the car's surface that won't disappear due to oxidation from external factors like UV rays or acid rain. Under normal use, it protects the car's paint for up to a year, hence it's called car coating. 2. Its application method is designed for widespread use in car beauty shops, requiring no high-temperature curing in a baking room. It simply undergoes a chemical reaction with moisture in the air to solidify into a crystal glass coating layer primarily composed of silicon dioxide (SiO2).