BMW Matte Paint Care Instructions from the factory...

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Matte Paint Care Inx from the factory...

BMW Individual Frozen Paint Guidelines:

Matt Russell, BMW NA M Brand and ALPINA Manager, and Tim Reiter, BMW Body & Paint Technical Specialist, tell us more about the washing and maintenance process of the matte paint colors.
Among many tips for those owners with “frozen” paint finishes, here are a few that stand out:

  • Use a regular shampoo and insect remover
  • Microfiber cloth, wax, sealant and final inspection cleaner can damage the matte paint
  • Do not polish or wax the vehicle
  • No mechanical means of cleaning the surface
  • Remove insect remains, tar and other residues immediately
BMW Individual Frozen Paint Guidelines - YouTube

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=khYHWhku-0E
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So you can wash your paint by foaming it, then rinsing it off, and then your best bet is to peg out that speedometer to dry off. Anything else will ruin your car's finish... Just when I thought "what would be harder to take care of than a black car", I guess I spoke too soon.
 
Hahahah Well i found myself after a little search on Youtube via Google.

There Is brand called "Dr.Beasley's" In this Website we need to Go "Shop Dr.Beasley"-> need to Choose -> Matte Paint car -> And there comes the Compound,Polish, Sealants FOR MATTE PAINTS! :)

Matte Car Care Products Car Care Products, Car Cleaning Products, Detailing Kits

Thanks for this Post i always wondered how-to-work on Matte paint/Frozen Paint but i Got a way today :):xyxthumbs::Picture::props:Feed back please:buffing:
 
I picked up a satin black spoiled the either day, he backed into something and there's several white scratch type residue left, looks like it'd buff right off but I wasn't sure what to do due to no clear coat, I was just going to hope the claybar would work, what do you guys think
 
I have a Kawasaki ZX10r motorcycle that is satin titanium gray. It's actually a ti base coat with an egg shell clear coat. I did not know there were products for that paint! Being a motorcycle I just wash it with car wash and dry it with a leaf blower. But you cannot polish a scratch out it will make it shiny. Ask me how i know. It looks great at dusk like raw metal, but it’s a high upkeep finish and it starts looking ratty after a while. Mine still looks great though.
 
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