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Waxing has numerous benefits, the most obvious being the deep gloss it provides. It can also make washing easier and less frequent because it forms a protective layer on top of your clear coat. Waxing will also reduce the appearance of scratches and swirls by filling these imperfections. But over time the wax is worn and washed away, revealing the imperfections once again.

While wax sits on top of your vehicle's clear coat, Polishing actually removes a microscopic layer. By removing the uppermost exposed layer of clear coat, you remove contaminants and oxidation. This leaves the paint smoother and glossier. This process will also reduce the appearance of some scratches by rounding off their jagged edges. You will not only see a significant difference in your vehicle's paint but also be able to feel it.

Compounding refers to the use of a compound, or aggressive polish, to remove deep scratches, major swirl marks, oxidation, spotting and other paint defects. It actually does this by not removing the scratch itself, but by leveling the clear coat around the scratch. Compounding can fix years of neglect and leave your car's paint in showroom condition. But keep in mind, this process should only be performed when absolutely necessary. The more clear coat that is removed, the less effective the clear coat becomes. Your vehicle's clear coat is what protects the base color and provides the gloss. This is why it's so important to protect your clear coat with a ceramic coating or Paint Protection Film.