to matte or not to matte?

[JC919]

Originally Posted by Alex07M3

I was almost thinking the same before I decided to Plastidip my car for winter protection 3 days ago! I think I was getting brainwashed by people like you on forums cause in fact, I don't remember when was the last time I saw a nice car in matte finish! Anyway to OP, do as you like, I did my car 2 days ago and I LOVE how it look, also I receive so many positive comments about my color and not a single negative one, exept my mother who prefered my Sparkling graphite but she does'nt dislike my camo green!


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I commented in your thread that what you did was JC approved. The OP lives in California, and is not preparing his M3 to be a winter battle wagon. Instead he is talking about covering up one of the best BMW colors every made with lame ass matte.

[Pontrelli]

Originally Posted by JC919

I commented in your thread that what you did was JC approved. The OP lives in California, and is not preparing his M3 to be a winter battle wagon. Instead he is talking about covering up one of the best BMW colors every made with lame ass matte.

Isnt that what this plastic-dipshit is about? lol

[Alex07M3]

Originally Posted by JC919

I commented in your thread that what you did was JC approved. The OP lives in California, and is not preparing his M3 to be a winter battle wagon. Instead he is talking about covering up one of the best BMW colors every made with lame ass matte.

Yeah, I understand your point, I probably would'nt have done it if it was'nt for winter and even more so if my paint was brand new! My point was just that matte does'nt necessarily mean lame, but it's true that OPs paint is not something that would need to be covered!