What is the difference between a polish, a wax and a sealant?
A polish is a blend of oils, solvents, water and minerals that is used to make the paint surface clean and shiny, but does not protect as wax does. Old polish and wax, water spots, small scratches and other minor surface imperfections can often be removed by polishing the surface with an orbital or rotary polisher. Using a polish before waxing creates a deeper shine than waxing alone. A wax is a natural protectant made from blends of waxes, polymers glossifiers and other ingredients that protect and produce a durable, high-gloss finish. Because they are made of natural products, they break down naturally over time. A typical application can last two to three months, and can be layered for optimal effect. They also create a tremendous amount of depth on dark colors. A paint sealant is a liquid polymer wax that can be applied to most any surface including paint, metal, fiberglass, gel coat, etc. A paint sealant is still temporary, but it is the most durable protectant. A typical applicat
