Using a double boiler, melt the beeswax over low heat until it becomes a liquid. Slowly add coconut oil to the melted beeswax, stirring gently until the mixture is well combined. Add a few drops of your chosen essential oils for fragrance and potential benefits. Lavender, lemon, or orange oils work well.

What can be substituted for car wax?

Once you've washed and rinsed the car, dump the soapy water and clean the bucket well. Next, add two cups of water and a 1/2 cup of hair conditioner. Use a clean microfiber towel to apply the mixture to your car. Hose down/rinse off your car after it's been covered in the conditioner and water mixture.

What can I use to wax my car at home?

Here are the basic materials you need to wax your vehicle:
Car wash.
Bug and tar remover.
Drying towels.
Clay bar kit.
Applicator pads.
Polishing compound or scratch repair products (optional)
Your preferred spray, paste, or liquid wax.
Orbital buffer (optional but preferred)

Is there a way to make homemade wax?

If you'd like to make your own hard wax, you can purchase beeswax and rosin. The ratio is usually four parts rosin to one part beeswax. You can also add a small amount of oil like olive or coconut. Hard wax can be melted in the warmer for 15 to 20 minutes on the high setting.

What is the main ingredient in car wax?

Wax is a special synthetic coating made of carnauba wax, natural oils, beeswax, and petroleum distillates. The use of wax is intended for the exterior of the car which forms a thin layer to protect the car paint.