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Guide to BMW Individual Frozen Paint Care
Matt Russell, BMW M Brand Manager, and a BMW Body & Paint Specialist explains the paint guidelines behind BMW's "frozen" matte paint finishes. The care required is actually much less than most expect.

Only regular shampoo and insect remover (BMW recommends theirs of course) is needed. No other chemicals (sealants, waxes, polishes, etc.) are needed.

* They warn that you can even damage the frozen matte paint by using a microfiber cloth, wax, sealant, or quick detailer.

It looks really good, but if it's THAT sensitive I wouldn't choose that option.
I just dont get the whole Frozen thing
TOGWT wrote  
If this were true (and from detailing this type of paint finish its not) why would BMW Engineers choose a paint finish this delicate for the rigorous conditions of the road?


Matte or Satin Finish Paint and Body Wraps - http://www.autopia.org/forum/guide-detailing/136409-matte-satin-finish-paint-body-wraps.html
This is a case where the marketing team won over the engineering team.
Thread referenced by fbm3cab in How to care for M3 Frozen Grey? 12-28-2013