When should I polish my car?
If you live where it snows, you should wax your car before and after snow season. If you live where it’s very hot, you should wax your car before summer to give the paint a layer of protection from the UV rays. Polishing, on the other hand, only needs to be done when you notice…
If you live where it snows, you should wax your car before and after snow season. If you live where it’s very hot, you should wax your car before summer to give the paint a layer of protection from the UV rays. Polishing, on the other hand, only needs to be done when you notice trouble spots.Click to see full answer. Also, should I polish my new car?Our recommendation is to do a full and thorough detail twice a year. This includes claying, polishing, sealing—the works. However, once every three months you should do a refresher detail, including sealant and wax as well as treat any leather. You should thoroughly clean the interior of your car once a month.Also, how often should I polish? Let’s start with a few need-to-knows about when to wax your car: You should apply wax twice a year as a minimum – once in spring ahead of the summer temperatures, and once before winter to protect against rain, snow, salt and hail. If you want to keep your car protected further, we’d recommend waxing four times a year. In respect to this, is Polishing bad for car paint? A compound that aggressive almost always requires a finish polish to achieve maximum shine. Omitting the finishing polish will not damage anything, you just won’t have as much shine as you could. In the future, if the paint is rough, clay it. If there are scratches, swirls or holograms, compound it.Does polishing a car remove clear coat?In essence, a car polish is an abrasive product that you use to remove the top layer of paint or “clear coat.” So, if you have scratches on the surface, you can remove them with car polish. Again, polish doesn’t protect the paint. That is where car wax steps in.
