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• In addition to their composition, car waxes also differ in application methods. Some are designed for manual application using microfiber towels or applicator pads, while others are suitable for machine polishing with buffers or orbital polishers. Manual waxes are often more user-friendly and require less effort but may take longer to achieve desired results. Machine-applyable waxes provide faster coverage and more consistent results but require proper equipment and technique to avoid damaging the paint. Understanding these differences can help you select a wax that aligns with your skill level and available tools.

• Next, inspect your paint for any imperfections. Use a clay bar to remove any contaminants that are stuck to the surface, such as tree sap, bug splatter, or industrial fallout. These contaminants can prevent the wax from bonding properly and can even cause scratches if not removed beforehand. Once your paint is clean and free of contaminants, you're ready to move on to the next step: polishing. A light polish will remove any minor scratches or imperfections, leaving you with a smooth surface for the wax to adhere to.

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