Why Wax Your Car and How Often?

Waxing is one of the most effective ways to preserve your car’s appearance and protect its finish from the elements. A good layer of wax acts as a shield against harmful UV rays, tree sap, bird droppings, and road grime, all of which can damage your paint over time. It also helps rainwater bead up and roll off the surface, keeping your car looking shiny and new.

Over time, without regular waxing, your car’s paint can lose its luster and begin to look dull or faded. To keep your car in top condition, it's recommended to wax it every three to four months. However, if you live in an area with extreme weather conditions—like heavy snow, high pollution, or frequent sun exposure—you may need to wax more often.

For example, if you park under trees, drive on salted roads during winter, or leave your car outside daily, you should consider waxing it more than once a year. Additionally, checking your car’s finish every 45 days can help you determine when it's time for another coat. Natural carnauba waxes tend to wear off faster, while synthetic options can last up to a full year.

During a professional waxing service, your car will be thoroughly cleaned, including the wheels, door jambs, and window seals. Once everything is spotless, a high-quality wax and sealant are applied to provide long-lasting protection and a deep, glossy shine.

When to Get Your Car Professionally Waxed

Professional waxing offers a level of quality and precision that DIY methods simply can’t match. If you notice any of the following signs, it might be time to bring your car in for a professional treatment:

Your Car No Longer Passes the Bead Test

This simple test involves spraying water on your car’s surface. If the wax is still in good condition, the water will form distinct beads and roll off easily. If the water spreads out into sheets instead, it’s a sign that the wax has worn away and needs to be reapplied.

You Spot Dry Paint

If the paint feels dry or cracked, it could mean the wax has completely worn off, and the clear coat is no longer protecting the paint properly. This can lead to further damage from moisture and UV exposure.

You Hear a Squeaking Sound

Some people suggest using a folded towel to check the surface of your car. If you hear a squeaking noise while rubbing it across the paint, the wax has likely thinned out. A well-waxed surface should allow the towel to glide smoothly without any resistance.

You Spot Scratches

Light scratches can become more visible when the wax wears off. While waxing can help hide minor imperfections, if they start to stand out, it’s a sign that your car needs a fresh coat of wax or a touch-up.

Whether you’re looking for a simple wax or full exterior detailing, DaSilva’s Auto Body is here to help. Our team ensures your car stays protected and shines like new. Contact our Naugatuck location today to schedule your next appointment and give your vehicle the care it deserves.

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