What are the differences between coating, glazing, and waxing?
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There are two main differences between coating, glazing, and waxing: 1. Differences in product composition and function. (1) Waxing: An earlier method of car care, the main component of wax comes from petroleum. Waxing can remove dirt from the car's paint surface and increase its shine. (2) Glazing: The main component of glaze also comes from petroleum. It is pressed into the car's paint using a special machine, forming a protective layer similar to a mesh. This protective layer helps to block UV rays, prevent oxidation by isolating air, and reduce damage from acid rain and other environmental factors. 2. Differences in the operation process. (1) Waxing: First, the car body is cleaned, then the wax is applied evenly on the paint surface. During the application, residual dirt particles on the paint surface can be ground away, and finally, the wax is wiped off with a dry cloth. (2) Glazing: The car needs to be washed and polished beforehand. After polishing, the paste-like glaze is pressed into the car's paint using a special machine, repeatedly and forcefully, ensuring the glaze fully penetrates the paint.