What are the benefits of waxing a car?

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VonMartin
07/29/25 9:00am
Waxing a car has the following benefits: 1. It makes it difficult for rainwater to adhere to the car's surface, preventing acid rain from corroding the paint; 2. The thin layer formed by waxing can reflect light, avoiding paint aging; 3. It can prevent the generation of static electricity and reduce the adhesion of charged dust to the car; 4. It serves as a polishing agent, enhancing the brightness of the paint and making the car appear newer. As a traditional item in car detailing, the primary function of car waxing is waterproofing and protection against acid rain. Due to the protection provided by the wax, the amount of water droplets adhering to the car body is significantly reduced. Wax application can be divided into manual waxing and mechanical waxing. Manual waxing is simple and easy to perform, while mechanical waxing is more efficient. Whether done manually or mechanically, it is essential to ensure even application on the paint surface.
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