What is the difference between car waxing and glazing?
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Introduction to the differences between car glazing and waxing: 1. Different in nature. 1. Glazing: Car glazing is a process that forms a protective film on the car's paint surface, similar to the outer coating of "Tang Tri-color" pottery, after multiple treatment steps. 2. Waxing: The film formed by waxing serves to protect the car's exterior paint. 2. Different methods. 1. Glazing: Uses a soft wool or sponge with a high-speed vibration and friction machine to forcefully penetrate the glaze molecules into the car's surface and paint gaps, utilizing the glaze's unique permeability and adhesiveness. 2. Waxing: Wax application can be done manually or mechanically. Regardless of the method, it's essential to ensure the paint surface is evenly coated, followed by wiping and polishing. 3. Different effects. 1. Glazing: After glazing, the car can achieve enhanced glossiness and hardness. It also features high-temperature resistance, sealing, oxidation resistance, gloss enhancement, wash resistance, and corrosion resistance. Typically, waxing isn't needed for up to six months after glazing. 2. Waxing: Provides waterproofing, acid rain protection, and gloss enhancement, reducing water droplet adhesion on the car body. It also effectively prevents paint aging and offers anti-static and dust-proof benefits.
