
Protect Factory Matte
Matte film over matte paint. The look stays exactly as designed.
The same protection as clear PPF with a finish that softens the light. Ideal for factory matte paint, or gloss paint you'd rather see in satin.

Matte and satin films have a textured top layer that diffuses light instead of reflecting it. On matte paint they protect a finish that can't be polished. Over gloss paint they create a satin look you can remove later.
A scuff on matte paint can't be polished out without leaving a shiny patch. Covering it with film of the same character keeps the finish even.
Factory matte or frozen paint, owners who want satin without a respray, and cars where the finish is part of the design.
Owners who love deep gloss. Satin film removes reflections by design.

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We agree whether the goal is protection, a new finish, or both.

Matte film over matte paint. The look stays exactly as designed.

A new finish that peels away later to reveal the original gloss.

Full coverage keeps the sheen consistent across the car.
An even, low-reflection finish with film taking the chips first, and a car you can return to gloss later.
No. Wax and polish fill the texture and leave shiny patches. We'll recommend matte-safe products.
Not on healthy factory paint, provided it's installed and removed properly in the studio.
No. A wrap is thinner vinyl for colour. Matte PPF is thicker film built to absorb impacts.
Not if you want to keep the matte look. Gloss film would make matte paint shiny, so factory matte paint is protected with matte film of the same character.
By hand, with a matte-safe shampoo and clean microfibre. No wax, polish or glossy sealants, which fill the texture and leave shiny patches.
It depends on the car, the coverage and the film. Pricing is shared on request: message or call us, and we'll quote once we've seen the car.

Matte & Satin PPF, at the studio in Pune, Maharashtra.
Bring the car to the studio. We'll inspect the paint under studio light, talk through how you use it, and recommend only what it needs, with a clear quote before any work begins.