Wrap for MATTERHORN WHITE MATTE

[tschangrx7]

GV80 MATTERHORN WHITE MATTE. Anyone wrapped your MATTE painted Genesis? Appreciate any details you can share.

 

[fc0171]

GV80 MATTERHORN WHITE MATTE. Anyone wrapped your MATTE painted Genesis? Appreciate any details you can share.

I just bought a GV80 Matterhorn White Matte last week. I have an appointment to have Ceramic Pro Gold Matte nano coating applied on the 25-28th.

The quote for full front PPF was $3500. I decided to save the money and use it to repaint the front whenever it starts looking pock marked.

On the interior, I’m not sure what to do to help keep the white contrast stitching looking white. Would appreciate learning your thoughts.

What did you decide about a wrap?

 

[tschangrx7]

I just bought a GV80 Matterhorn White Matte last week. I have an appointment to have Ceramic Pro Gold Matte nano coating applied on the 25-28th.

The quote for full front PPF was $3500. I decided to save the money and use it to repaint the front whenever it starts looking pock marked.

On the interior, I’m not sure what to do to help keep the white contrast stitching looking white. Would appreciate learning your thoughts.

What did you decide about a wrap?

I’ve not taken action but seems ceramic coating is the way to go. What’s the cost to have Ceramic Pro Gold Matte nano coating done ? Would luv to see and hear your impressions once completed.

 

[fc0171]

I’ve not taken action but seems ceramic coating is the way to go. What’s the cost to have Ceramic Pro Gold Matte nano coating done ? Would luv to see and hear your impressions once completed.

I’m paying $1495 for the Gold. It’s a pretty comprehensive package. You can find the details on Ceramic Pro’s website. It covers all of the exterior including wheels, calipers, plastic trim and windows. Includes a lifetime warranty (I haven’t read the fine print). They also have a dealer locator.

I think it’ll give me some peace of mind, especially regarding bird droppings and tree sap. There are millions of large, sappy pine trees in Memphis.