How can we avoid the formation of white marks after the new car is polished with coarse wax?

You can use G3 polishing wax, polish it all at once, and then wax it will do. There is also the best yellow wavy sponge ball of 3m for polishing, the wool ball is used to remove deep scratches, and it is generally necessary to use the yellow sponge ball to throw it again to remove.

As long as the new car is polished, the formation of white marks can be avoided, which are actually caused by not being polished.

The car is washed before polishing, and professional and standardized car beauty shops will also use cement to remove impurities such as gum and asphalt attached to the car paint. Choose a professional repair technology shop to polish, and then it is the daily protection work, try to avoid the formation of white marks after polishing.

Be sure to let the new car, not excessively**in the sun, so as to better protect the new car from the formation of coarse wax polishing**.

After the car is polished, there is a white mark, which is not cleaned, and the white mark wax. Because the principle of polishing is to put a layer of coarse wax on the polishing machine, and the paint surface is smoothed through grinding. Therefore, in the process of operation, it will leave a mark of rough wax, and it must be thrown very carefully.

I think you can use G3 polishing wax, one-time polishing, and then waxing, and generally you have to use a yellow sponge ball to throw it again to remove.

I think the main thing is to pay attention to waterproofing, this is very important, if it gets into the water, then all the efforts you have made are in vain, so pay attention to that.

It should be that the wax has not been handled well, and it should not be done normally!

Spray a small area of adhesive remover on top of a clean rag, and then wipe the area on the car with a rag with the adhesive remover liquid that has left wax residue.

You can wipe it with a little force, and then leave the cloth in the residue for a short time, so that the adhesive remover can fully contact the wax and dissolve the wax.

After that, wipe the car clean with a clean rag to see if the traces left by the car wax are much shallower? If you want the traces to disappear completely, repeat until you can't see them.

1. It is recommended to wax after 4 to 5 months, because there is already a layer of protective wax on the paint layer of the new car itself, and premature waxing will remove the original wax on the surface of the new car, resulting in unnecessary waste.

Second, it is necessary to master the waxing frequency. Due to the different environments and parking places of the vehicles, the time interval of waxing should also be different. Generally, there are garages to park, and vehicles that drive on good roads are mostly waxed every 3-4 months; For vehicles parked in the open air, it is best to wax every 2-3 months due to wind and rain.

Of course, this is not a hard and fast rule, and it is generally possible to wax again when the body feels unsmooth when touched by hand.

3. When waxing, apply an appropriate amount of car wax to the sponge block, and apply it in a straight line on the car body, and do not pour the wax liquid on the car to smear or do circle painting; A job should be completed continuously, and the coating should not be stopped; Generally, the wax layer is evenly coated and polished with a new towel for 5-10min, but the fast wax should be polished while coating.

After waxing, the body is bare, saving effort when washing the car, and they are exhausted when the wax is gone.

You'll generally be told it's time to wax. As for how often you call, it depends on the frequency of car washes.

Part of it is the polish that adheres to the body. Wash it with detergent and you're good to go. If the polish is too deep, the base paint may be thrown. It is a hassle to need to repaint.

The description of the problem is too vague, then I will guess the answer, you repair the paint, after the repair of the polishing, the basic steps of the repair of the paint, if it is the paint, there is a white mark at the joint, it is very polished or polished very caused, the master will not make this kind of low-level mistake, if it is self-drying paint, it is thrown too much, polishing to be thrown while rubbing and watching. If you can ask such a question, it must be a novice. Try to be as clear as possible next time you ask the question.

It should be the halo produced after polishing, which is more obvious in the sun.

Either it is not clean and waxy, or congratulations on polishing and throwing it through.