Beeswax for Classic Cars

Name: Classic Car Wax
Address: Ramsgate CT11

Enhance your classic car's beauty with our traditional hand crafted Wax

Enhance your classic car's beauty with our traditional hand crafted Wax

One of the world's oldest paint protectorates, used long before Car Detailing was even a thing. Beeswax has been depreciated by the industry and we think that's more than a tad unfair. Beeswax is one of the softest materials available for classic car paintwork making it the perfect finishing product for the cellulose paintwork found on classic Cars. We are possibly the only UK manufacturer still crafting this product. Two ingredients, just two : Organic Beeswax and Coconut Oil, that's it. And yes, sometimes keeping it simple is the best idea. So Bee Different and keep it traditional.

Carnauba has a longstanding place in the car detailing world. Our interpretation of this Classic American Car Wax uses the best organic ingredients available. Unlike the petroleum based brands, we suspend our wax in only pure British Sunflower Oil .

We naturally want our cars to look its best and the art of Car Detailing has grown to be a must do part of the Classic Car movement that today supports a multi billion pound industry. For our part we are probably one of the smallest of manufacturers hand-crafting just one product range. Finishing Waxes as the name suggests is the last stage of the detailing process that starts with taking off any contaminants that have become attached to the paintwork like dust, this is called the pre-wash. The second part of detailing is washing, usually using a Carnauba based specialist product. After washing, the paintwork can be inspected and polished if deemed to be necessary. Importantly wax is not a polish and we find this is often a point of confusion. A polish actually removes a microscopic layer of paint that can give the car a shine but that finish then has to be protected by a protective layer. Beeswax is one of the oldest protectorates. In fact it predates the Automotive industry. Horse drawn carriages would often be coated by Beeswax and had become the standard for paint protection at the dawn of motoring. It's a natural hydrophobe and provides a usable amount of UV protection. Traditional Beeswax was largely depreciated by other protectorates such as every empirical product advertised on You Tube but you will be hard pushed to find a better product for your classic car. It's Honest Tradition.

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