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MATRIX ELITE, PRO, GRAPHENE and LITE: Compare the Range
Compare all four MATRIX formulas by finish compatibility, application role and published specifications.
Updated · NANOLAB Knowledge
Choose the finish first
MATRIX ELITE and MATRIX PRO P5012 are intended for glossy finishes. Do not apply either to matte or satin paint, wraps or PPF. MATRIX GRAPHENE P503G and MATRIX LITE P303 support compatible glossy and matte finishes.
Compare the four formulas
- MATRIX ELITE: ultra-slick, high-gloss ALL IN ONE protection with a forgiving application. Supplied in a 50 mL bottle. Request the current ELITE application instructions.
- MATRIX PRO P5012: deep gloss and refined surface slickness for glossy finishes; 52% stated solids.
- MATRIX GRAPHENE P503G: graphene-enhanced versatility for glossy and matte finishes; 50% stated solids.
- MATRIX LITE P303: efficient professional application for high-volume detailing and compatible glossy or matte surfaces; 31% stated solids.
Solids percentage does not by itself establish film thickness, scratch resistance or years of service. The ELITE solids percentage is not stated here.
Match the workflow
Map the vehicle surfaces, prepare them correctly and test a representative section. Follow the exact product label and current application guidance. Do not transfer working or curing times from another MATRIX formula to ELITE.
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