Waxing — gloss that lasts.
We wash, decontaminate and apply wax by hand, panel by panel. Deep gloss, water beads off, and dirt sticks far less in the months ahead.
What's included
- Pre-wash and thorough hand wash with pH-neutral shampoo
- Iron removal — dissolves brake dust and rail dust in the paint
- Tar and asphalt removal where needed
- Clay bar treatment — smooth, clean paint before waxing
- Hand-applied wax or synthetic sealant, your choice
- Microfibre buff-off and daylight inspection
How it works — step by step
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Materials and equipment
What we need on-site
- Shade or overcast weather — wax shouldn't go on hot paint
- Parking space approx. 3 × 6 m near the car
- Access to water (garden hose or tap) within 20 metres
- Access to a 230 V power outlet within 15 metres
- Dry weather, or cover, for the first hours after waxing
1 500 NOK
2–3 h
At your place
Written
Pricing — waxing
| Service | Sedan | SUV | Van | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wash, clay and wax | from 1 500 NOK | from 1 800 NOK | from 2 200 NOK | 2–3 h |
Time: 2–3 h
Final price confirmed after photo assessment. Vipps · cash.
Frequently asked questions about car waxing
Regular wax typically lasts 1–3 months, synthetic sealant a bit longer. It depends on how often the car is washed, with what, and whether it's parked outside. Brush car washes wear wax off fastest.
No. Wax can mask the very finest marks a little, but scratches and swirls only go away with polishing. If your paint has them, we recommend polishing first — then the protection goes on corrected paint.
Wax is affordable and gives great gloss, but needs renewing a few times a year. Ceramic coating costs more, but protects for 2–3 years and makes the car much easier to wash. If you're keeping the car for a while, coating often pays off.
A good starting point is before and after winter. If you wash the car often, or it's always parked outside, waxing a little more often makes sense.
Wait at least a day. Then hand wash with pH-neutral shampoo — strong degreasers and brush washes strip wax faster.
- How long does the wax last?
- Regular wax typically lasts 1–3 months, synthetic sealant a bit longer. It depends on how often the car is washed, with what, and whether it's parked outside. Brush car washes wear wax off fastest.
- Does waxing remove scratches and swirl marks?
- No. Wax can mask the very finest marks a little, but scratches and swirls only go away with polishing. If your paint has them, we recommend polishing first — then the protection goes on corrected paint.
- Wax or ceramic coating — which should I choose?
- Wax is affordable and gives great gloss, but needs renewing a few times a year. Ceramic coating costs more, but protects for 2–3 years and makes the car much easier to wash. If you're keeping the car for a while, coating often pays off.
- How often should a car be waxed?
- A good starting point is before and after winter. If you wash the car often, or it's always parked outside, waxing a little more often makes sense.
- When can I wash the car after waxing?
- Wait at least a day. Then hand wash with pH-neutral shampoo — strong degreasers and brush washes strip wax faster.
Ready for glossy, protected paint?
Send a few daylight photos — we'll tell you whether waxing is enough and give you a fixed price.
Time agreed when you book · Vipps · cash