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Originally Posted by FISH22
Go check out Dr Beasleys. Their site has a dedicated matte section, which also includes a protective topcoat made for wraps and stealth PPF. The main objective with anything matte or satin, be it wrap or paint, is obviously keeping gloss additives out, and verifying its Ph balanced. Out of every detailing manufacturer out there, Dr Beasleys seems to be the leader for everything matte.
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I agree. I had been using BMW products. But now recently I started using Dr. Beasleys. I have to say Dr. Beasleys is equally good if not better. When I first got frozen gray, I sprayed the BMW matte cleaner directly on the paint. It left a couple of lines on the paint visible at certain angles. The point I want to make is that anything you want to put on the frozen paint, spray it onto the microfiber first and not directly on the paint!!