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Waxing has numerous benefits, the most obvious being the deep gloss it provides. Besides the shine, waxing makes washing much easier by not allowing dirt, bugs and anything else from coming in direct contact with the paint. When it comes to scratches, waxing also fills in light swirls and scratches, causing them to be less noticeable or not apparent at all, but will not remove scratches.

While a good wax will provide a brilliant shine, polishing can bring your paint back to new. A wax will fill in light imperfections in your paints clear coat but polishing actually removes them. It does this by removing a microscopic layer of clear coat in order to level off the affected area. While deeper scratches will remain, they will become less evident because polishing will round off their jagged edges and fill in their valleys.You will not only see a significant difference in your vehicles 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. Compounding or Cut polishing can remove years of neglect and leave your cars paint in showroom condition. But keep in mind, this process should only be performed when absolutely necessary. Compounding a vehicle's paint means removing some of its clear coat. 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 this clear coat before a compound or cut is necessary.