What kind of wax is good for white cars?
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Light-hardening resin wax and 3M wax work well. Both are hard waxes, which have a hard wax film, good waterproofing, high gloss, and relatively long-lasting effects. Currently, car waxes on the market are divided into liquid wax, paste wax, and hard wax. When choosing a car wax, it's important to distinguish its intended use. Here are the functions of car wax: 1. Waterproofing. Cars are often exposed to the elements, inevitably facing wind and rain. High-end car waxes can further flatten water droplets remaining on the paint surface, minimizing dark spots, erosion, and damage caused by the focusing effect of strong sunlight. 2. Heat resistance. The heat resistance of car wax effectively reflects incoming light from different directions, preventing it from penetrating the clear coat and causing the base paint to age or discolor, thereby extending the paint's lifespan. 3. UV protection. The UV protection of car wax works alongside its heat resistance. Since UV rays in sunlight easily refract into the paint, UV-protective waxes fully consider the characteristics of UV rays to minimize damage to the car's surface. 4. Anti-static effect. The anti-static effect of car wax mainly isolates friction between air, dust, and the car's paint. Waxing not only effectively prevents static electricity on the car's surface but also significantly reduces the attachment of charged dust. 5. Cleaning and polishing. Polishing is one of the most basic functions of car wax. Vehicles that have been waxed can improve the smoothness of their paint to varying degrees, restoring the car's original shine. 6. Grinding and polishing. When shallow scratches appear on the car's paint, polishing wax can be used. If the scratches are not severe, polishing and waxing can be completed in one step.
