NeedforSwede2
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Mon Nov 07, 2005 4:35 pm Post subject:
Re: wax Re: Can I bring my Boxster through an automatic car |
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In article <041120051905563794%stephedanospam@mac.com>,
stephedanospam@mac.com says...
| Quote: | In article <MPG.1dd4303226d9d94d989730@news.individual.net>,
NeedforSwede2 <carl.robson@bouncing-czechs.com> wrote:
In article <021120052012483499%stephedanospam@mac.com>,
stephedanospam@mac.com says...
What's waxing a car for?
Polish "cuts" into dead oxidised paint on the surface. If you left it
bare, it would just re-oxidise.
Adding a layer of waxcreates a barrier layer, protects from oxidising,
and fading, and in wet areas helps keep the car look cleaner because
water beads up instead of creating a dirty flat layer.
Oh, I see, it's like, umm, rubbing "proof" into a canvas hat.
More like adding a layer of wax to a piece of wooden furniture, |
It doesn't soak in, but it does provide a layer of protection, although
I suppose yes, it does work like adding "proof" too but rather than
preserving in the paint it preserves on top, and eventually washes off.
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Carl Robson
Car PC Build starts again. http://smallr.com/rz
Homepage: http://www.bouncing-czechs.com
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