The Differences Between Car Wax & Car Polish CAR WAX Car wax is a non-abrasive coating usually containing Carnuba and other waxes. It is applied after washing your car and dries to a thin, milky-white layer when applied properly and is then wiped or buffed off. The wax serves as a clear, shiny protective layer between the elements and the clear-coat that has been applied over the paint on your car. It fills in very tiny (read, microscopic) dimples in the clear-coat and will help them shine to near-showroom brightness. CAR POLISH Car polish usually contains a mild abrasive that removes not only some of the more difficult road materials that could splatter onto your car like chemicals, salt, tar, and bugs, but also a very, very thin layer of clear-coat depending on how it is applied and removed. Eventually, the polish could clean away the clear-coat itself and after that it can begin removing paint that the clear-coat was applied to protect in the first place. For this reason, it is highly recommended not to use an electrical buffer when applying polish. Instead, apply and remove by hand or leave it to professionals. BOOK YOUR SCHEDULE NOW ! ! ! Booked customers will get all these : ✔ FREE Tyre Shining ✔ FREE Wind Screen Cleaning ✔ FREE Head Lamp Restoration ✔ FREE 1 Stamping for Collection � [ 3 Times Wax, Get 1 Time for FREE] CALL OR INBOX US @ ☎►012 - 3141 685◄ NOW!!!
Posted on: Wed, 21 Aug 2013 02:13:22 +0000
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