Matte Paint Job???

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deuceizloose

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I've always been a Glossy Paint Chrome wheel Kind of Guy...


But I'm really liking these matte paint jobs. The problem is IMO it only looks good on certain body styles of vehicles. On the 07 or newer Tahoe's I think it looks Pretty Damn Nice, but I have a 2002 GMC Denali and aint real sure it would look right.


If I get a 2007 Tahoe or Avalanche I'm definately going Matte...just not sure Matte Black or Matte White!

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I think it looks awesome. Although, it does work better on the Escalade body lines.

In my opinion, matte white looks like crap.
 

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I would wrap it in matte vinyl for about 800-1000 bucks.

Then if you get tired of it you can just peel it off and go back to your old color.


Have you gotten a quote for that? I've had several quotes to get my work truck wrapped and they were all over 2k.
 

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Yea wrapping these beasts for a grand is cchhheeeaaaapppp .. $2000 is a more realistic number but i have heard worse than that.. like $700 for just the hood.

Matte paint isnt any more expensive than regular paint.. you might pay a couple extra dollars for the clear but there is no more work involved.. all it is is a process clear that mattes it out.

I like matte white.. on the right car.. a mini cooper or a bentley gt in eggshell white would look sexy to me.
 

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Have you gotten a quote for that? I've had several quotes to get my work truck wrapped and they were all over 2k.

I've been doing vinyl graphics for motorsports applications for the past few years so I would be doing it myself.

It would be 800-1000 in materials. Wrap shops tend to rip people off. If you understand the concept of applying vinyl, you could probably pull it off on your own.

You were probably quoted 2 grand for a PRINTED wrap. This would just be a basic vinyl wrap material.
 

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I've been doing vinyl graphics for motorsports applications for the past few years so I would be doing it myself.

It would be 800-1000 in materials. Wrap shops tend to rip people off. If you understand the concept of applying vinyl, you could probably pull it off on your own.

You were probably quoted 2 grand for a PRINTED wrap. This would just be a basic vinyl wrap material.

ahhhh true.. didnt really think about the savings on printing costs.
 
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Matte Black


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Matte White


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