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Is Wurth Matt Black what I need to repaint my fuchs centers?

Can someone confirm that matt black is the correct paint? I was looking for satin black. Is it the same? Thanks!

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It is the "Satin black trim paint" that I found to be the closest match.
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i used satin black as well...thought pure 'matte' might get that faded look sooner than i wanted.
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I used the Matte Black myself. It turned out great on the wheels and also came in handy painting the windshield wiper arms and the engine lid grill.

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yeah, regardless of which color...probably not a great difference in reality...they both work well on wipers and grilles...just resist the temptation to start spraying your black plastic!
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I recently used the matt black lacquer paint. Turned out great. Here's my results.
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I just asked the same question and got these answers...
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The matt & the satin are NOT the same. Satin is a somewhat higher sheen than the matt (which is higher than the flat).

All depends upon how much of a sheen you're looking for. Larry at carcareonline recommends waxing them after they've cured to further protect the paint.

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