What is the Difference Between Glazing and Waxing?
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There are differences between car waxing and glazing in terms of nature, method, etc. The specific details are as follows: Different Nature: Car glazing involves a multi-step process that forms a protective film on the car's paint surface, similar to the outer coating of ceramic products. Waxing creates a thin film through the application of wax, which serves to protect the exterior paint. Different Methods: Glazing uses a soft wool or sponge with a high-speed vibration and friction machine to forcefully penetrate glaze molecules into the car's surface and paint gaps, utilizing the glaze's unique permeability and adhesion. Waxing can be done manually or mechanically. It ensures the paint surface is evenly coated, followed by wiping and polishing. Different Effects: After car glazing, it can enhance glossiness and hardness. Waxing has waterproofing, anti-acid rain, and polishing effects, reducing the amount of water droplets adhering to the car body. Car wax can also prevent static electricity and dust.