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Originally Posted by pcai
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Originally Posted by amzbimmer
I think you misunderstood my post - I wasn't talking about PPF over a frozen. My point was that "converting" a non frozen to a frozen using Xpel stealth isn't the same as getting a frozen color to begin with. If you're not familiar with Xpel stealth you can look it up.
From what I've heard putting a clear PPF over frozen is the way to go, if you get frozen, I do agree with that. But then you have the cost of both the frozen individual paint plus cost of PPF, which is greater than cost of a non frozen color with Xpel stealth over it.
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I don't think you can put normal PPF over matte paint. It will just make the finish really weird as the PPF is glossy and your paint is not. You have to get stealth PPF to preserve the matte finish of the paint, but look at that photo above. It can really screw with the sheen of matte paint. |
I believe the best option is using a satin PPF on frozen paint. BMW Frozen is more satin then matte, hence an official name like Frozen Dark Grey Metallic