Littel help

[Silver bullet]

Hey guys had some one take out small scratches on my from lip spoiler. It's Matt black but know it has a shine to it will it dull over time with the rain and the sun hitting it. It's not that bad. But I see it because it's my car I am sure you all know how that goes. Thanks guys

[patriotpa]

[Silver bullet]

THank you. I will try it. I just dont want it to make even more shinner

[patriotpa]

Meguiars has Natural Shine Protectant too. That's what I use. No oily looking shine. Just factory black. Doesn't attract dirt either.

[Silver bullet]

I have mothers back to black. Ou think that will do the trick.

[patriotpa]

I never tried it.

[Junkman2008]

All the products that you all are mentioning are going to cause the spoiler to look more shiny than matte. The OP wants the area to look original again. Sadly, that is not possible unless you repaint the entire thing. Once you buff on a matte finish, the heat and friction generated from the buffing pad and compound is going to cause the finish to shine. That's what polishing does, it makes stuff shine. The only thing that you can do now is either replace or paint the lip, or shine the entire thing in order to make it look uniform. Once you remove a matte finish, you can't bring it back without a repaint. That spot will always be more shiny than the rest of the lip.