What is the Difference Between Coating and Waxing?
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The differences between coating and waxing are: 1. Time required: Coating takes about 3 hours; waxing takes 20 to 30 minutes. 2. Duration of effect: Coating lasts for about half a year to a year; waxing lasts for about 15 days. 3. Material composition: Coating is made of glass fiber, silicon polymer, fluorine polymer, and high-purity water-based non-petroleum environmentally friendly materials; waxing mainly consists of petroleum-based components. The functions of coating are: 1. Resists oxidation and aging of the paint surface; 2. Effectively blocks UV radiation; 3. Resistant to corrosion and high temperatures; 4. Protects against scratches and makes cleaning easier; 5. Maintains the brightness of the car paint, creating a mirror-like effect for 3 to 5 years or more; 6. Highly environmentally friendly, using water-based materials that do not oxidize and cause secondary pollution to the car paint. The functions of waxing are waterproofing, protection against acid rain, and reducing the amount of water droplets adhering to the car body due to the protective layer of wax.