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Polish is an abrasive that removes a thin layer of paint, exposing =
underlying fresh paint.
Wax is a transparent coating that seals and protects the paint.
You can buy each as separate products, but you must read the labels =
carefully.
A "proper" job would first require use of the polish, to expose 'new', =
bright paint, then an application of the wax to protect that =
newly-exposed paint.=20
 It is twice the effort.=20
 That's why most commercial waxes/polishes contain a little of both and =
require only one application/one buffing.

Larry  sandiego16V


  What is the difference between wax and polish.  Which is better,  or =
if you use both what do you put on first.?=20

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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Larry&nbsp; =

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