I must be the only one who hasn't fallen in love with Anvil/Destroyer Grey yet. It still looks like primer grey with clear coat to me...and reminds me of my 9 month stint at the assembly plant staring at bodies in white.
I must be the only one who hasn't fallen in love with Anvil/Destroyer Grey yet. It still looks like primer grey with clear coat to me...and reminds me of my 9 month stint at the assembly plant staring at bodies in white.
When we got the first car painted that grey color I stopped and got out to look thinking they forgot to paint a car lol
A gun is like a parachute. If you need one, and don't have one, you'll probably never need one again.
You touch that Grigio Titans and you'll fuck it up for life. The best way to take care of the satin versions is to just not fuck with it at all. No products of any kind. It's actually reasonably robust. You could wrap it with satin clear bra, but to me that defeats the purpose. It's just not a paint job I would get for a car I planned on beating on. Only way to do it justice is to leave it as is, and if you leave it as is, you just have to live with the consequences of rock chips and whatnot.
I think they typically give you some sort of care instructions with the factory matte paint jobs. It really is basically touch it as little as possible with some notes on what to do about things like bird shit or whatever.
A standard clear wrap would be glossy and not work though. Not sure how much impact a satin clear bra deal would have on the car's appearance? I think I'd get a small scrap piece to apply somewhere discrete to see how it looks before diving in and getting the whole car clear bra'ed though.
-Brad
1968 Ford Torino - DOHC 4.6, T-56, Project
2011 Cadillac CTS-V Wagon
1998 BMW 540i Sport
How ever do I care for my matte finish Lamborghini?!?! Trade it in for a new one and quit crying.... haha
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Vortec 4200 Turbo IROC-Z on 15psi
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Chrysler calls it Ceramic Grey. Here's mine.
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brown dog welding, getting the answers to the questions the people of Motown demand, LOL.
-Brad
1968 Ford Torino - DOHC 4.6, T-56, Project
2011 Cadillac CTS-V Wagon
1998 BMW 540i Sport
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