Taking care of matte paintjobs
I can't seem to find any products for matte paint jobs at my local auto parts store (car wash soap, detailer sprays etc) Any suggestions on where I can get matte safe products in south Florida?
I did some research online and found The Dr. Beasley matte prescription kit which I ordered but the 179$ price tags is kinda steep for the amount of product that comes in the kit so im trying to find alternative products that arnt as expensive for when I run out of dr beasleys
Always use MF towel on paint don't get the cheap auto parts towels
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CG has more of a partnership than Dr. Beasley, but I don't know any more details than that.
Until there is more demand for matte paint protection products, the price will still be high regardless. I think 1 out of 100 cars on the road with matte paint or matte vinyl wrap. There isn't a market for big name companies like Meguiars to come out with their own product quite yet.
http://www.meguiars.com/en/automotiv...mate-quik-wax/
When I need to take off stuff off the car quickly, I use this.
http://www.meguiars.com/en/automotiv...detailertrade/
Matte paint is actually so easy to take care of. I am so happy with it.
http://www.meguiars.com/en/automotiv...mate-quik-wax/
When I need to take off stuff off the car quickly, I use this.
http://www.meguiars.com/en/automotiv...detailertrade/
Matte paint is actually so easy to take care of. I am so happy with it.
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Yea you are def right about the demand factor. It just sucks because I'm such a perfectionist that I would hate to damage the finish simply hecuase I didn't use the right products ya know. Bit I guess I'll give the CG stuff a try since its a bit easier on the wallet.
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I've been to the shop and they take care of my CBS and my SLS BSC (soon) they also did my buddy's magno night g63.
These guys are scientists that work very hard in their lab and I fully trust their product 100% it's legit and I've seen it with my own eyes.
I'm OCD about my cars. I even wash my hands before I drive so my steering stays clean, always fresh jeans - towel wipe my feet bestie getting in the car, I use my index finger to shut the door on my car around the soft rubber edging.
Trust my opionion - I only use the best of the best and have tried it all. You all drive a merc like me. Cost is negligible.
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Faraz
Faraz thank you for your input... I too am very very meticulous with my car... I literally wash it every other day (unless its raining)... I'm always using the Dr. Beasleys detail spray between washes always have clean microfiber a in the car (I buy them by the case as Costco) so I def agree I was just curious if there was other options that were good as I'm noticing that there just isn't a lot of products out there for is Matted drivers.
How to keep the flat black look while protecting the paint is a good question. I would be cautious of using soap for concern it could leave a visible film.
Right now, plain water is the best thing out there.
How to keep the flat black look while protecting the paint is a good question. I would be cautious of using soap for concern it could leave a visible film.
Right now, plain water is the best thing out there.




Seems that caring for matte paint is actually easier than a normal clear coat.
Seems like you also save money by not requiring a clay bar/wax/polish job.
Am I correct in thinking this?
Part of the high cost of the matte paint option is then offset by lowered detailing cost. My local detailer charges about $600 for a job that lasts 2 years.
If I can buy ~$100-$200 worth of products and do it myself, sign me up!
Plus, the matte paint finish is reportedly more durable and less prone to scratches, and they are not as visible.






