Matte Car Wrap Vinyl
Matte car wrap vinyl gives your car a flat, glare free finish with zero shine. Light dies on the surface, which softens reflections and helps hide small dents and panel flaws. Choose from 70+ matte films, from plain matte black to ceramic pastels and metallic flake. Every roll is 1.52 m (5 ft) wide, uses air release adhesive and ships free.
Popular matte shades
- Black Matte: the stealth classic, also offered in Frosted Black, Matte Ceramic Black and Matte Diamond Black. $170 for 6 m, $440 for 18 m, $560 for 23 m.
- Ultimate Flat Matte: a true flat finish that makes the whole body read as one solid piece. From $160.
- Ceramic Stone Grey Matte: a calm grey between warm concrete and cool gunmetal. From $170.
- Ceramic Army Green Matte: a solid military green with no flake. From $170.
- Metallic Dark Grey Matte: flat face with a metallic flake underneath. From $200.
Deciding on black? Read our matte black vinyl wrap guide first.
Matte vs satin vs gloss
| Matte | Satin | Gloss | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Look | Flat, no shine | Soft low sheen | Wet, paint like shine |
| Hides dirt and swirls | Best | Better | Worst |
| Shows fingerprints | Most | Light | Wipes off easily |
| Wax or polish | Never | No wax | Yes, like paint |
Want a little sheen? See the satin collection or the gloss collection. The full breakdown is in matte vs satin vs gloss.
How much matte wrap does my car need?
| Vehicle | Roll to order | Black Matte price |
|---|---|---|
| Small car | 18 m (59 ft) | $440 |
| Sedan or midsize SUV | 23 m (75 ft) | $560 |
| Full size truck | 30 to 40 m (23 m plus 18 m) | $1,000 |
| Roof, hood or accents | 6 m (20 ft) | $170 |
All rolls are 1.52 m (5 ft) wide. Order the whole job at once so every panel comes from the same batch. Measure your car with how much vinyl wrap do you need, and compare shop and DIY totals in our car wrap cost guide.
How to care for a matte wrap
- Hand wash with a matte safe soap and a soft mitt.
- No wax, no polish, no machine buffer. Polishing can leave shiny spots.
- Wipe fingerprints around door handles and the fuel cap early, before oils set.
- Mixing finishes? The matte panels still need matte care even if the gloss panels next to them get waxed.
Matte car wrap FAQ
Does matte wrap hide scratches and dents?
It hides small dents and panel flaws better than gloss or satin, because the flat face softens reflections. The catch is fingerprints and skin oils, which show more on matte than on any other finish.
Can I wax or polish a matte wrap?
No. Wax and polish fill the texture and can rub shiny patches into the film. Wash by hand with a matte safe soap and never use a machine buffer.
Is matte vinyl weaker than gloss vinyl?
No. The finish changes the look and the upkeep, not the film underneath. Matte, satin and gloss share the same base film, so pick the one you want to look at every day.
Can I wrap my own car in matte vinyl?
Yes for panels and accents. The air release adhesive lets trapped air escape, which makes roofs, hoods and mirrors very DIY friendly. For a full car, a professional installer is the safest route.
Can I see the matte color before I buy a roll?
Yes. The sample swatch book is $45 and holds real film samples, so you can check each matte shade next to your paint in daylight before you order.


























