Waxing your car at home is cost-effective, and it also saves time in the long run. It’s easy to do it once you know some basic things. To start with, ensure your car is thoroughly washed and wiped. Use a mild sponge to remove any dust and grime from the surface. Next, use good car polish and rub it all over. Don’t rush here – it takes a while to get than after-service like shine, and it’s worth the effort. If you see any scratches, use a scratch repairer to fix them and let them dry before you can proceed. After this, depending on the type of wax, use it on the entire car, making sure all areas are covered. Depending on the usage and type of wax, you can redo it, as the average is about four times in a year for most vehicles.