Protective wax application

Wax is particularly effective in shielding metal surfaces from moisture, thanks to its hydrophobic properties. Additionally, it helps repel dust and dirt, preventing buildup on the paintwork.

Important Pre-Wax Preparation

Before waxing, it's essential to thoroughly clean the surface, removing any dust, dirt, or streaks. Otherwise, imperfections can become sealed into the wax, creating an uneven, unappealing finish.

Types of Car Wax: Natural vs. Synthetic

• Natural Waxes – Made from organic ingredients, they provide a richer, deeper shine but require gentler maintenance with pH-neutral shampoos.
• Synthetic Waxes – Produced from petroleum-based compounds, they offer easier application and longer durability, but they tend to be more expensive due to the complexity of the formula.

Step-by-Step Wax Application Process

Applying wax isn't just a one-step process—it involves multiple layers for maximum durability and shine. Here’s how it works:

• Surface Preparation – Light paint correction may be performed to ensure a flawless base.
• PreWax Cleaner Application – Enhances wax adhesion to the paint for longer-lasting protection.
• Glaze Application – Helps conceal fine scratches and deepens the color of your vehicle’s paintwork.
• Sealant Layer – A synthetic bonding agent that locks in the glaze and improves wax longevity.
• Final Wax Coating – A premium-grade hard wax is applied for maximum gloss and protection.