Professionals often use a variety of high-quality products and techniques depending on their goals. Common choices include:

1. High-End Carnauba Waxes: These provide an excellent shine and depth, favored for show cars and high-end detailing.

2. Synthetic Sealants: These offer long-lasting protection and durability, often used for their resistance to environmental factors.

3. Hybrid Waxes: Combining carnauba and synthetic polymers, these provide both shine and protection.

4. Ceramic Coatings: These are applied for their superior protection and longevity, creating a durable, hydrophobic layer on the paint.

5. Polishing Machines: Professionals frequently use dual-action or rotary polishers to apply waxes and sealants more evenly and efficiently.

6. Detailing Clay: Used before waxing to remove contaminants and ensure a smooth surface 

Is it better to wax a wet or dry car?

Wet waxing is a simple and quick method. Dry waxing is time-consuming, but it guarantees a better shine of the car. When polishing the paint using the wet waxing method, remember to wash the car, spray it with the preparation and wipe it thoroughly.