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The show I saw on tv talked about specialty paints that were being developed to mimic the matte finish in nature that repels better than shiny surfaces. I would think that a typical matte finish found in regular semi-gloss would be harder to keep clean since the surface molecules are not alligned in a specific way like they are in natural materials. think of an old pick up with a bad paintjob, I know that if it sits too long it will develop mildew or algae in W.WA, but a gloss paint will have to fade first to start that.
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I'm doing a matte finish on half my 69 mustang and for that look you just need to clear the base with a flat or satin clear. I'm going with sating because i don't like the ashy look also i'm trying to go for a Trans Am look. My benz is half matte because i haven't painted it yet and the front has a satin look to it. It look ghetto for now but i drive alot and my paint gets pretty f$%#cked up all the time so i'm not too worried about it.
FYI duplicolor has some nice paints if you wanna try the rattle can spray type of paint job.
FYI duplicolor has some nice paints if you wanna try the rattle can spray type of paint job.
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MB 300E | BMW M Coupe
Here is Ken Block's car....co-founder of DC Shoes...i will post other pics a lil later....sorry for the cheap scan...it's in the May issue of European Car...
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