Gloss Obsidian Black Colored PPF

Gloss Obsidian Black reads like polished volcanic glass poured over your panels. In sunlight it throws a tight, mirror-bright highlight that races across the bodylines; in shade it sinks into an inky, bottomless black that makes every crease and curve look intentional. It is the kind of finish that looks expensive standing still.

As a TPU colored film, this is more than a color change. The glossy top coat is self-healing, so light swirls and fine wash marks fade back with warmth from the sun, warm water, or a heat source, while the film itself absorbs the stone chips and abrasion that would otherwise scar your paint. You get the drama of a fresh black respray with a protective layer working underneath.

Where it works best

Obsidian Black is a confident full-body choice on coupes, sedans, and SUVs, and it makes a striking contrast roof, hood, or mirror set over silver, grey, or white. It also pairs cleanly with gloss black trim and dark wheels for a monochrome, blacked-out build.

Before you order

Screens flatten how black gloss behaves in real light, so order a sample and view it in sun and shade before committing. Measure each panel and add margin for wrapping edges and recesses. Professional installation is recommended for colored PPF; keep the surface clean and avoid abrasive products to preserve the self-healing layer.

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