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Glossing matte?

biko · 2013-02-10 17:25:59

Am I right in thinking all you really need to do is slap on lots of wax and buff?

10-02-2013 5:25pm

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Am I right in thinking all you really need to do is slap on lots of wax and buff?

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#2 10-02-2013 7:32pm

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biko wrote: »

Am I right in thinking all you really need to do is slap on lots of wax and buff?

No.
The paint is different, gloss has a different surface and even if you buff it to the last it will never shine like a true gloss paint.

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#3 11-02-2013 9:27am

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Thanks, yeah I don't need it like showroom gloss.

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#4 11-02-2013 9:55am

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There are special products for matt paint.

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