Everyone loves to keep their car clean and in best of the condition. Most people would opt for regular maintenance and engine check-up, the most ignored one in exterior look. The best way to get the desired shiny and mirror finish look is by car wax. If you apply the material in the correct technique, then you will get a clean and shiny finish, just like a new one.

Many people assume that wax can damage the paint surface, but studies have proved it otherwise. The confusion may be because people are not sure about the difference between wax and car polish in Sydney. To provide comfort, manufacturers have combined the two products and launched them as one, which can be used for both purposes.

Manufacturers use carnauba wax in making the automotive wax. Other items such as natural oils, beeswax, and other petroleum distillates are combined to get the desired effect on the vehicle’s surface, that help if forming a layer that can effectively protect from scratches. The layer would force the dirt to slide away, thus reducing the chances of scratches.

A normal moving vehicle would experience sunrays, dust, rain, hail, snow, bird droppings etc, which could harm the paint surface. The chemicals present in most cases would cause oxidation, which will force the top layer to separate from the vehicle, the paint being peeled off. The wax layer would not allow oxidation to take place, thus providing a protective layer.

The process of oxidation would require you to take-up the expensive job of repainting. If it is ignored further, the problem could become severe and hamper the overall look of the vehicle. Re-painting is not preferred as it would not give the factory finish. This would also hamper the resale value.