matte black IS 300
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looks good to an extent but its guna be a betch to maintain jus bc you cant wax it like a nomal paint job,
usually people that rock matte black paint jobs lay under the categories of people that only bring their car to car shows, people that are about repaint their car, or simply people that dont care what will happen to their paint job after it starts to fade
after a few months or soo the matte black paint will start to fade so thats something to look out for
usually people that rock matte black paint jobs lay under the categories of people that only bring their car to car shows, people that are about repaint their car, or simply people that dont care what will happen to their paint job after it starts to fade
after a few months or soo the matte black paint will start to fade so thats something to look out for
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Dude I've had my SC satin black for a year and a half now. It's on my dd that's not even garaged and no maintenance, no fade, and I don't see how anyone can call it a fad when hot rodders have done it for many years. Only negative I've found is that it gets scratched fairly easy.
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My buddy has a Mercedes that is satin black and it looks awesome. On the contrary, I've also had a friend "attempt" a flat black on a 350Z and it looked like garbage.
If you do it, do it right and take your time. It has potential. But don't expect it to stay clean for very long. And +1 on the vinyl wrap.
If you do it, do it right and take your time. It has potential. But don't expect it to stay clean for very long. And +1 on the vinyl wrap.
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Dude I've had my SC satin black for a year and a half now. It's on my dd that's not even garaged and no maintenance, no fade, and I don't see how anyone can call it a fad when hot rodders have done it for many years. Only negative I've found is that it gets scratched fairly easy.