Key Takeaways
- The lineup covers clear PPF, six color families, silk/satin and a ceramic upgrade.
- Clear gloss PPF protects while keeping the factory color exactly as-is.
- Clear matte PPF adds a stealth factory-matte look without repainting.
- Color PPF families run from solid up to chameleon for maximum expression.
- The ceramic upgrade layers nano-ceramic on top for easier upkeep and longer gloss.
The Full Lineup
Specific swatches, gloss levels and stock follow the latest samples from your shop or advisor. As a map of the range:
| Series | Effect / feature | Recommended use |
|---|---|---|
| Clear Gloss PPF | High-clarity, mirror gloss; invisible protection | Full or partial, keeps factory color |
| Clear Matte PPF | Matte, low-glow texture; stealth look | Owners who want matte without paint |
| Color PPF · Solid | Saturated single-tone, gloss or matte | Full or partial color change |
| Color PPF · Metallic | Stronger light reflection and depth | Premium feel and recognition |
| Color PPF · Matte | Matte texture, changes visual character | High-end and personalized builds |
| Color PPF · Carbon | Carbon-fiber visual texture | Performance / motorsport styling |
| Color PPF · Pearl | Color that flows as light shifts | Maximum visual impact |
| Color PPF · Chameleon | Shifts with angle, light and environment | Ultimate personalized builds |
| Color PPF · Silk / Satin | Quiet satin sheen between matte and gloss | Refined color change |
| Ceramic Upgrade | Nano-ceramic layer over the film | Stronger hydrophobic, easier care |
PALTRIX Color PPF — real specs
How to Narrow It Down
Start from the two questions that remove most options: do you want to keep the factory color or change it? (clear vs color), and what finish personality do you want? (see the finishes guide). The ceramic upgrade is then a yes/no on top of whatever film you pick.
Samples beat screenshots
On a phone or monitor, finishes like pearl and chameleon flatten into a single color. The real depth, flake and angle-shift only show on a physical swatch in natural light — always view the actual material before committing.