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Re: Best Protective Product for Matte AND Reflective Stripes
If you are looking for a coating to use on the matte vinyl stripes then I will recommend Cquartz Skin.
Here is the review I have on it
Review - CarPro Skin PPF & Vinyl Wrap Coating
Here is the car I used it on as well.
2017 Dodge Charger Daytona 392
With regards to a paint coating. I would recommend Cquartz UK 3.0 topped with Gliss.
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Re: Best Protective Product for Matte AND Reflective Stripes
Originally Posted by TheKonquerer
My father owns a 2013 Boss 302 which has
matte, reflective stripes on the hood/front
bumper and along the sides of the car.
So my question is:
What would be the best product to put
the stripes that wouldn't ruin the matte
and reflective properties of the stripes?
I'll see if I can dig up a photo showing off
the reflective properties of the stripes.
Stripes that are Matte...but also have
reflective properties: now that’s some-
thing I’ve yet to see.
(“Settled Science” be damned?!?! )
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Awaiting pictures of this phenomenon.
Bob
"Be wary of the man who urges an action in which he himself incurs no risk."
~Joaquin de Setanti
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Re: Best Protective Product for Matte AND Reflective Stripes
Originally Posted by The Guz
Thanks for the tip and that previous post; you did a pretty awesome job for a weekend project. I was definitely planning on using Cquartz 3.0 UK with Gliss as a topcoat. Used it on my wife's daily driver ('16 Lexus CT200h with Ultra White paint) and it turned out great so I am really looking forward to see how it does on a much more brightly colored car.
Is that matte graphic on the Charger reflective?
Originally Posted by FUNX650
Stripes that are Matte...but also have
reflective properties: now that’s some-
thing I’ve yet to see.
( “Settled Science” be damned?!?! )
Subscribed:
Awaiting pictures of this phenomenon.
Bob
The paternal unit went out and got a photo of it last night. The photo below captures the reflective properties fairly decently. Like I said before though, it really comes into play around dusk and at night. Of course, at dusk or at night, its tough to get good lighting for the photos.
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Re: Best Protective Product for Matte AND Reflective Stripes
Originally Posted by TheKonquerer
The photo below captures the
reflective properties fairly decently.
•Thanks for the photo.
•As I said earlier:
-I’ve never really heard of reflective matte
stripes before; glad to have had the oppor-
tunity to learn of this phenomenon: Yep...
This particular Science is definitely not settled!
-Even found this example:
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Bob
"Be wary of the man who urges an action in which he himself incurs no risk."
~Joaquin de Setanti
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Re: Best Protective Product for Matte AND Reflective Stripes
Originally Posted by TheKonquerer
Thanks for the tip and that previous post; you did a pretty awesome job for a weekend project. I was definitely planning on using Cquartz 3.0 UK with Gliss as a topcoat. Used it on my wife's daily driver ('16 Lexus CT200h with Ultra White paint) and it turned out great so I am really looking forward to see how it does on a much more brightly colored car.
Is that matte graphic on the Charger reflective?
The paternal unit went out and got a photo of it last night. The photo below captures the reflective properties fairly decently. Like I said before though, it really comes into play around dusk and at night. Of course, at dusk or at night, its tough to get good lighting for the photos.
Matte graphics on the roof, hood and rear. The rear spoiler is matte paint. Skin will leave the appearance richer with no added gloss. It won’t mask the properties of the graphic.
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