Depends what kind it is. Cheap stuff you buy at the local store the answer is usually yes. Reason is, because most of those waxes are made mostly of fillers and oils to give you a short term pop. Also depends on what kind of soap you are using to wash. Local coin op car washes use extremely strong soaps which will strip most waxes. Even using a good quality soap in the wrong concentrations will strip some cheaper waxes.
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It depends on the wax you use and also it depends on how you wax your car. If you uses a high quality product wax it will take how many washes before it take off. But if you wash your car with a wrong soap like detergent, it will just ruin the wax on your car. You should use the proper cleaning product to maintain and to make your wax last longer. Hope this helps!
The answer is yes. However the concentration of soap is the deciding factor on how much wax is removed. Proper dilutions of car wash soap should be used in order to maintain the durability of a wax. Most OTC washes are approx. 1oz to a gallon of water.
If you use the wrong soap, yes it will. Always use soap made for cars and not greasy dishes and pans.
its both
are you wearing off the wax when you wash the car? yes
is it ALL going to be gone after one wash? no
Yes it will be washed off after a few washings, but not the first or second time.
If you wash the car with harsh soap or dish soap it will take the wax off.
no, it takes many washings to break the wax down
no, wax just wears down
with soap and water... not the coating it will take off
no
No, it does not.
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