Satin Paint Shield for Matte Vehicles
Matte paint looks incredible when it’s clean, but it’s also unforgiving. You can’t polish defects out the same way you can with gloss paint, and one bad wash can leave visible marks you’re stuck with. Matte PPF gives you a smarter way to protect that finish long-term. It adds a durable matte film layer that helps defend against rock chips, light scuffs, and the day-to-day wear that slowly ruins a matte look.
This is a full vehicle solution designed to keep your finish consistent from panel to panel. It’s ideal for factory matte vehicles, and it’s also a great option if you want to convert a gloss vehicle into a uniform stealth satin look, without repainting and without the maintenance headache of raw matte paint.
PRICING
Our Xpel Matte Paint Protection Film Packages
Full Vehicle wrap
STARTING AT $7,200
Want that clean, stealth satin look and real protection? Our Matte and Satin PPF wraps the entire vehicle in a premium film to help shield your paint while giving your finish a uniform matte/satin appearance. This package is available for factory-matte vehicles, and we also offer glossy-to-matte conversion.
Why Trust CMG Auto Lab for Matte PPF Installation
XPEL-Certified Film Installs (Since 2014)
When installed incorrectly, matte PPF can look pretty rough. A crooked line, a lifted edge, or a section that doesn’tliey perfectly flat will catch your eye every time you walk up to the car. CMG Auto Lab has been XPEL certified since 2014, and we treat matte installs like the high-visibility work they are. The goal is a finish that looks uniform panel to panel, with clean edges and an installation that holds up.
Experience With Matte-Specific Film Options
Matte isn’t one universal look. Some owners want a true stealth satin, others want a softer matte, and factory matte paint behaves differently than converting gloss paint to a matte appearance. That’s why we only work with top-of-the-line matte film that are built to lay clean, hold their finish, and stay consistent panel to panel.
Full Vehicle Focus, Not Quick Coverage
A full matte wrap is a major investment. We plan the install around consistency, how panels meet, how lines flow, and how the finish looks from every angle. That attention to detail is what separates a wrap you’re proud of from one you keep noticing in the wrong way.
Straight Answers on What to Expect
We’ll talk through your vehicle’s current condition, what the film can and can’t hide, and how to care for it after install. Matte looks incredible when it’s done right, and it stays that way when expectations and maintenance are clear from day one.
Matte PPF Questions and Answers
How does matte PPF change the look of a vehicle?
Matte and satin film create a uniform “stealth” finish that tones down gloss and makes the color look smoother and more even from panel to panel. The exact look depends on your paint color and lighting.
Can you install matte PPF on a gloss vehicle?
A gloss-to-matte conversion is one of the most popular reasons people choose matte PPF. It’s a clean way to change the look without repainting, and you still get real impact protection.
Can I polish matte PPF if it gets marked?
Matte film isn’t something you polish like gloss paint. Polishing can create shiny spots and uneven sheen. If you notice marks, the best approach is careful washing and using matte-safe products only.
Is matte PPF still self-healing?
Our premium Matte PPF is self-healing, so light surface marks in the film can soften and disappear with heat, like warm sun or warm water.
How long does matte PPF last?
With proper washing and care, our top-tier matte film is designed to last for years. The biggest factors that influence how long it lasts are how often you drive, how you wash, and whether the vehicle lives outside in harsh weather.
Maintenance and Washing Tips for Matte PPF
Keep the Wash Simple and Consistent
Matte film looks best when you avoid “extra” products and aggressive cleaning. Use pH-neutral soap, soft wash mitts, and a rinse routine that prevents grit from grinding into the surface. Wax soaps and quick-detail sprays can leave uneven sheen on matte, so stick to a basic pH-neutral wash.
Skip Anything That Adds Shine
Matte finishes don’t play well with traditional waxes and glossy sealants. Those products can leave an uneven sheen and make the finish look blotchy over time. If you want protection on top of matte film, ask us what’s safe for your specific film so you don’t accidentally change the look you paid for.
Dry Gently to Avoid Streaking
After washing, use clean microfiber towels and light pressure. Avoid aggressive rubbing, and don’t let water dry on the surface, matte can show streaks more easily than gloss. If you have particularly hard water, it’s even more important to dry your vehicle quickly.
Don’t Let Contaminants Sit
Bug splatter, bird droppings, and tree sap are always better handled quickly. Matte PPF is durable, but letting contaminants bake in the sun makes removal harder and increases the chance of staining or uneven spots. A quick rinse and a gentle wipe the same day goes a long way.
Get a Matte PPF Quote Today
If you want a uniform satin finish that’s easier to live with than raw matte paint, matte PPF is the move. Get in touch, and we’ll walk you through pricing, timelines, and what to expect from the final look.
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