Is it better to draw circles or straight lines for car waxing?

First of all, it doesn't matter whether it is better to draw a straight line or a circle, there are two basic points of waxing: uniform and thin.

No matter what technique you use, as long as the wax layer you make can be even and thin, you are a master!

However, you can try it yourself, which uses more wax for straight line waxing or circle waxing, and to put it more professionally, which technique can give full play to the malleability of car wax.

The better the ductility, the larger the area can be created with the same amount of wax.

With the same amount of wax, the larger the area, the thinner the wax layer, and the smaller the area, the thicker the wax layer, which is easy to understand.

Don't think that the thicker the wax layer, the more wax will be left on the paint, in fact, there is a limit to the wax that can be left on the paint, no matter how much wax you put on it, the extra will be wiped off in the end, and if you can't wipe it off, you will feel that there is a problem, because the paint will be blurry and not transparent, right.

In the end, the layer of wax that is actually left on the paint surface is very small, so little that you can't see the film layer with the naked eye, so what is the point of you being so thick except for waste?

Some people also say that solid wax is painted in circles and liquid wax is played in straight lines, but it is actually not right.

Of course, liquid wax will be easier to play than solid wax because it is thin, but it will also be easier to thicken than solid wax, and the circle is still more conducive to malleability, and the reason is exactly the same as that of solid wax.

Everyone has been discussing whether they "draw circles" or "straight lines" when waxing their cars?

First of all, "drawing circles" and "straight lines" have their own advantages and disadvantages, and it cannot be said which is good or worse, depending on the situation. This view is different from the previous arguments.

Secondly, if there are no fine abrasive particles in the wax used, the "circle" waxing is conducive to the effective absorption of the wax by the car paint. The "straight" style of play is relatively poor. It should be reminded that whether the wax contains abrasive particles cannot be determined solely by the grade of the wax, and some good waxes also have abrasive particles.

If it is sanded with wax with abrasive particles, it will give the paint a "sunburst pattern". (Of course, not all waxes have abrasive particles) so that they can only be treated afterwards by polishing, glazing and other processes. If you want to avoid the appearance of "sun lines", you can use the "straight line" method, wax in the direction of the rainwater flow, and ...... down from the roof

Third, I would like to remind you how to judge the degree of absorption of wax by the paint after waxing. After you finish waxing, when washing the car for the first time, pay attention to what kind of state the water lines left on the car surface are presented, if it is irregular, one by one, it means that the waxing effect is not very obvious, and the absorption is not good. If it is regular, evenly distributed water droplets or sequential downflow, it means that the wax is well absorbed by the paint.

The general car wax is circled and has a large contact area.

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 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 the body is waxed, some wax will remain in the gaps in the lights, license plates, doors and luggage compartments, etc., making the body look very unsightly. If the wax dirt in these areas is not wiped off in time, it can also cause rust. Therefore, it is necessary to completely remove the wax scale after waxing, so as to get a perfect waxing effect.

Hello! It is easy to paint the lacquer surface by drawing circles.