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  Revolutionary Technology Made with Graphene

  Made from Graphene, an extremely strong and flexible material that won a Nobel Prize in 2010 for its incredible properties.
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  5 Years of Protection

  One application creates a durable, permanent bond that provides exceptional long-term protection for 5 or more years, as shown by our ASTM certified testing.
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  Hydrophobic Nanotechnology

  Incredible hydrophobic properties continuously repel water, dust, dirt, and other contaminants unlike ever before, making washing easier and less frequent.
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  Enhances Shine and Color

  The nanoparticle Graphene layer leaves a stunningly rich, deepened gloss that drastically enhances the look and shine of your paint.

How to Prep for Application

• Clean any loose dust, dirt and contaminants from the surface.
• Clay bar any rough embedded contaminants from the surface to ensure no impurities interfere with the coatings properties.
• Polish/Compound to remove any paint defects in the form of scratches, swirl marks and oxidation. Motor Headz Graphene is a semi-permanent coating so once applied any defects will remain sealed underneath.
• Deep clean any polish oils or residues from the surface that could inhibit the bonding process using Ethos Detox.
• Remove any residual water that can be hiding underneath panel gaps, headlights or taillights which could drip out and affect the coatings curing process.

Installation Notes

Temperature and humidity can play a big factor in “flash” time (Time between application and when the coating is ready to be wiped off). We recommend applying in temperatures between 65-75*. In higher temperatures flash time will be expedited so first test using a small section to determine workability before moving onto the rest of the vehicle.

How To Apply

• Shake bottle well.
• Apply a few drops of Graphene Matrix onto your applicator until evenly covered.
• Starting with horizontal / top surfaces first, applying in straight lines slightly overlapping from one line to the next. Work in small areas approximately 3’x3′ or the size of a door or half a hood at a time. Temperature and humidity will determine coverage areas allowable between application and removal.
• Applicators should glide smoothly on the surface while laying down an even layer of coating. If the applicator starts to drag or the application becomes inconsistent, apply additional drops to the applicator.
• Immediately after application, you will notice a “Rainbow Effect” (More prevalent on dark colors) while the applied coating bonds to the surface. Roughly 1-3 min after application, the “Rainbowing” will start to turn into a haze/fog, this means the coating is ready for removal. (Temperature and humidity will expedite the flash time. Test a small area first before continuing onto the rest of the vehicle)
• Using premium microfiber towels (Preferably our Utility Towels), thoroughly wipe down the section to remove the Graphene Coating residue. Your first wipe should remove about 80% of the residue, and your second wipe should easily remove the remainder. Use small, circular motions and little to no pressure during removal.
• IMPORTANT: Be sure to check adjacent panels to make sure you haven’t “pushed” excess coating to other areas. (We recommend using a flashlight or smartphone light for inspection to make sure every bit of residue is gone. If you fail to remove all of the residue during the flash time, it will become a dark spot once it cures and can require polishing or compounding to remove) So be thorough and continue to check your work before moving onto the next step.
• Repeat these steps as you move along the rest of your vehicle. Coating the paint, plastics, trim and glass surfaces in the same manner. When layering one hour minimum is required between coats.
• Let the coating fully dry/cure for at least 48 hours before allowing it to get wet. The longer it stays dry the better, as it will continue to cure for about 5 days (you CAN drive the car during this time).

What’s the difference between Ceramic Coating and Graphene. Can you combo these?

Graphene Coating is a professional strength coating and is designed to work on its own. You would not want to pair it with Ceramic Coating as they are different chemistries. Graphene requires more prep work and a slightly more attentive installation than Ceramic coating but provides a much more durable and long lasting result. Ceramic Coating is for those that want the easiest application possible with minimal work required.

Is Graphene Coating safe for PPF/Clear Bra?

Yes! In fact we recommend applying Graphene coating on top of any brand of PPF due to its protective and enhancement abilities. Because Graphene coating offers a flexible membrane it will not inhibits PPF’s ability to self heal or resist impacts from road debris. In addition, it will add a noticeably glossy and slick finish that is completely sealed from the elements, reducing the risk of premature aging or yellowing.

How do I maintain the Graphene Coating?

Graphene coating can be maintained with any pH-neutral wash soap or waterless cleaner. We do recommend using our Ceramic Shampoo as it is designed specifically to both clean and condition the coatings finish to preserve the astonishingly high gloss and water repellency effects. For a topper or in between washes you can use our Detail Spray which is safe on any coating or for even more performance apply Ethos Defy for increased gloss, shine and protection between washes.

Can Graphene be put on over ceramic coating or does it have to be stripped?

Graphene requires that the paint is completely free and clear of any contaminants or other forms of protection. Its chemistry is designed to work directly with the surface and shed anything on top of it so it would be a stand alone solution.

What’s the difference between Ceramic Coatings and Graphene?

Most ceramic coatings on the market are comprised of Sio2 (Silicone Dioxide) which is commonly referred to as Silica, also known as sand or glass. Graphene was discovered in 2004 and won a nobel prize in 2010 due to its incredible attributes which have shown to be 100X stronger than steel while remaining flexible and not breaking.
Graphene Matrix utilizes this innovative technology to make a formula that takes ceramic coatings to the next level. Making them easier to apply while providing additional benefits and results.

Graphene Coatings are an evolution on the tried and true Ceramic Coating and are applied in a very similar manner while reducing some of the risks and potential downsides.

Can Graphene Coating be layered?

Yes it can! In fact, we recommend applying 2 layers for maximum performance and longevity. 2 layers ensure that there are no uneven or low spots in the coating and that the surface has been properly covered. There is no added benefit to applying more than 2 coats to any surface.If opting to layer the coating, wait 1 hour minimum between the 1st and 2nd coat.

How do I prepare the surface for applying Graphene Matrix?

Clean any loose dust, dirt and contaminants from the surface. Clay bar any rough embedded contaminants from the surface to ensure no impurities interfere with the coatings properties. Polish/Compound to remove any paint defects in the form of scratches, swirl marks and oxidation. Graphene coating is a semi permanent coating so once applied any defects will remain sealed underneath. Remove any residual water that can be hiding underneath panel gaps, headlights or taillights which could drip out and affect the coatings curing process.

Can Graphene be applied to my wheels?

Yes! Graphene coating works incredible well on wheels due to its high heat repellency and chemical repellency.

Can I apply Graphene Coating on top of my coated car?

Unfortunately not, since Graphene cannot be installed on top of any other coatings, waxes or sealants it cant be used to top additional protection. If your car already has a coating, wax or sealant we recommend performing all of the preparation steps as outlined in our instructions

How does Graphene hold up against water spotting?

One achilles heal of Ceramic Coatings has been their incidence of water spotting, this is due to their silica nature being prone to hard water contamination.

Graphene Coating has shown great resistance to water spot etching (not water spotting) as we have seen a reduction of water spot etching up to 80-95%.

Water Spotting that occurs from a light rain storm is unavoidable due to waters natural surfactant properties. As water dries on a surface and collects contaminants it will leave behind residual “water spots”. Water spot etching is caused by water spots that etch into the top layers of the clearcoat and leave marks that cannot be removed with cleaning.

Whats the cure time?

The full cure time of Graphene Coating is about 5 days. This means that we do not recommend washing your vehicle or using any cleaners until this period is completed.

Your vehicle is safe to drive immediately but we do recommend avoiding water for the first 48 hours.