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Originally Posted by AM850i
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Originally Posted by Ibiza
Is that glue residue from the rear spoiler still on the trunk?
Won't ceramic coating give the frozen matte color a shine?
Personally, I can't comprehend paint protection film and ceramic coating, just drive the vehicle. But with leasing, you have a new coat of paint every 3 years.
PS multi BMW M engineers have told me to avoid frozen colors, it looks great in the show room, but is a challenge to maintain. I'm sure that the paint film and coating will affect the matte finish.
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No, there is no residue. That is excess solution that he uses to apply the PPF.
No, ceramic itself does not make a car shinier. Gloss paint already has a clear coat shine to it and the ceramic coating enhances that. He uses ceramic from GTech. The ceramic is just a coating that protects the paint.
And PPF on a car is just a barrier on the paint and everything else. You still have to take car of a car that has PPF on it the same as you would a car that doesn't. With ceramic on the PPF, it's less to no maintenance.
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Good call on the ceramic. Bird poop is like lava rain on frozen paint.