While both offer excellent protection, matte PPF features a specialized top layer that creates a satin, non-reflective finish, whereas clear PPF maintains the original glossy appearance of your vehicle’s paint. Both utilize the same advanced protective technology and self-healing properties.

Yes, matte PPF can be applied to specific areas like hoods, fenders, or entire panels to create unique styling effects while providing targeted protection. Many customers choose to combine matte PPF on select panels with clear ppf on others for a distinctive look.

Autoli’s matte PPF is engineered to withstand a wide range of environmental conditions, from extreme heat and UV exposure to cold temperatures and precipitation. The advanced polymer formulation resists cracking, fading, and yellowing, ensuring long-lasting performance in various climates worldwide.

Yes, we strongly recommend professional installation for matte PPF. The material requires specialized techniques to ensure a flawless finish without bubbles, streaks, or imperfections that would be particularly noticeable on the matte surface. Our certified installers have the training and experience to achieve perfect results.

Minor scratches and swirl marks will self-heal with heat exposure. For more significant damage, individual panels or sections can be professionally repaired or replaced without affecting the rest of the installation. This is a major advantage over traditional matte paint, which often requires extensive repainting to fix damage.