Waxing your car is one of the most popular ways to keep it looking clean and fresh. But, like everything else, there are pros and cons to using wax. In this blog post, we will discuss some of the benefits and drawbacks of liquid car wax, so that you can make an informed decision about whether or not to use it on your vehicle. We also have a few tips on how to apply liquid car wax so that it looks its best and lasts the longest.
Materials
There are many different types of car wax available on the market today. You can use a traditional car wax, a liquid car wax, or a hybrid car wax. Before you choose which type of wax to use, you need to decide what your goals are for using the wax.
Traditional Car Wax: Traditional car wax is a combination of polymers, oils and resin that is applied to the surface of the vehicle. It usually has a thick texture and is used to protect the paintwork and seal in the finish.
Liquid Car Wax: Liquid car wax is a pour-on formulation that uses water as one of its main ingredients. This type of wax is popular because it’s easy to apply and it leaves no residue behind when it’s finished.
Hybrid Car Wax: Hybrid car wax is a blend of both liquid and traditional car waxes. It’s made up of 70% liquid and 30% traditional car wax. This type of wax offers customers the benefits of both types of car waxes without having to make any compromises.
Instructions
To make liquid car wax, mix one tablespoon of glycerin and two tablespoons of distilled water in a small bowl.
Pour the mixture into a spray bottle and spritz your windshield or car paintwork with it. Let the wax dry for about five minutes.
Using a microfiber cloth, buff off any excess wax. Be sure to use caution not to damage the paintwork!
Results
If you’re a car lover, then you might want to try making your own liquid car wax. This is a great way to save money and have more control over the ingredients used in your wax. Liquid car wax is easy to make and can be used on any paint job. All you need are some basic supplies and a bit of patience. Here’s how to make liquid car wax:
1. Begin by gathering all the supplies you’ll need for this project. You’ll need a pot, stovetop, funnel, measuring cups and spoons, distilled water, soap, wax cleaner and polish, and cotton balls.
2. Pour distilled water into the pot until it comes halfway up the sides of the pot. Turn the heat up to medium-high and wait until the water begins to boil. Immediately turn off the heat and add soap. Stir well until the soap has dissolved.
3. Pour half of the boiling water into the funnel; using a spoon or your hands, pour it into the pot slowly while stirring constantly with the other hand. Be careful not to splash yourself! Once all of the boiling water has been added, stir well again and let cool slightly before adding wax cleaner and polish