Frozen Grey has a polished patch, how to restore?

[TheJerseyDon]

Originally Posted by TargaM2

Glad it was solved. I still dont understand why anyone would buy a matte finished car, surely the logical move is to just buy a ‘normal’ finish car & wrap it with matte ppf if thats your bag. Then you have the look you want with none of the drawbacks & you can simply remove the wrap when it comes time for resale.

Cause it looks killer!

Everywhere we go wife get compliments. I almost get jealous

[TargaM2]

Originally Posted by TheJerseyDon

Cause it looks killer!

Everywhere we go wife get compliments. I almost get jealous

My post obviously went over your head .
As i said, do you not get exactly the same look with matte PPF & none of the drawbacks of matte paint.

[swiego29382]

FWIW, we had all of our X5 in Frozen Grey wrapped with XPEL Stealth except for the rear tailgate, and one cannot see a difference between wrapped and unwrapped panels.

[sniktun]

Originally Posted by TargaM2

My post obviously went over your head .
As i said, do you not get exactly the same look with matte PPF & none of the drawbacks of matte paint.

Because you likely aren't going to find the exact colour you want in matte from standard factory finishes.

Then on top of that is the cost - i'm in the UK and bonnet alone (single panel) was just under £1,000 to do so around $1,200 US.

Costs thousands to do the entire car.

[IanMan]

I hate to say it, but it's probably better to get the whole car wrapped.