What is the Difference Between Coating and Waxing?
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The differences between coating and waxing: 1. First, the materials are different. Waxing uses paraffin extracted from petroleum. 2. Second, in terms of process, coating involves a total of 18 steps, while waxing is simpler. 3. Third, the protective film from coating has a mirror-like effect, with a fine texture and bright appearance, preserving the original paint color. 4. Fourth, the warranty period for coating is generally about 3 years, whereas waxing only lasts 1-2 days. More details are 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. 2. Only inorganic coating forms a layer over the car's surface that won't oxidize and disappear due to external factors like UV rays or acid rain. Under normal usage, it protects the car paint for up to 1 year per application, hence it can be called car coating.