What’s the Difference Between Polish and Wax?

Polish restores paint by removing light scratches, swirl marks, and dullness, bringing back depth and gloss. Wax adds a protective layer that shields against UV rays, dirt, and moisture while enhancing shine.

How Often Should I Polish My Car?

Cars may require polishing every 3–6 months, depending on the paint condition and exposure to sunlight, weather, dirt, and bird droppings. Daily drivers may need to polish their cars more often, while garaged vehicles can generally go longer between polishes.

Can Car Polish Remove Scratches?

Polish can reduce or remove light scratches by smoothing the car’s surface. Standard car polish works on paint, plastic polish can clear up headlight or trim marks, and metal polish restores shine by removing fine blemishes on chrome or alloy surfaces.

Is Car Polish Safe for All Paint Types?

Car polish is safe for most modern clear-coated paints when used correctly, but it should not be used on matte or satin finishes, as it can damage their look. Always test on a small area first.