Polish is designed to remove minor surface defects such as scratches, spots and oxidation. Some polishes are more aggressive than others. Polish is not intended to add protection to the painted surface of a vehicle. They are designed to correct the paint. For example, a scratch in a clear coating can reflect light from its microscopic edges. That's what makes it stand out from the surrounding area. Professional polish can make the edge smooth or level; Reduce the amount of light reflected by the scratch. In many cases, polish can completely remove minor surface scratches and other blemishes, making the car's paint look like new or even better than new!
Car wax is a non-abrasive coating that usually contains carnauba wax and other waxes. It's applied after a car wash, and if used properly, it dries into a thin milky layer, which is then wiped or polished with a microfiber towel. The wax acts as a clear, shiny protective layer between the components and the clear coat applied to the car paint. It can fill very tiny (microscopic) pits in clear coatings and help them glow nearly as bright as a showroom. Protection is necessary to prevent airborne pollutants, road film, acid rain, and other pollutants from adhering to surfaces and causing potential long-term damage. Many times, people will see a car with clear coatings that appear to be peeling off the car. This is because of the owner's negligence. Regular waxing is essential to keep your car shiny and beautiful.