Stone Protection Film

Gloss protection film

For polished stone that should stay polished. A clear, mirror-like film that deepens colour and veining, and stops etching, stains and everyday marks.

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Polished white marble with gold veining, the kind of surface Gloss film is made for

What Gloss looks like

Like the polish on the day it was installed.

Depth you can see into

Gloss film works a little like the glaze on a painting. Colour looks richer and veining looks deeper, which is why it is the favourite for Calacatta islands and black marble bars.

Reflections stay sharp

The film lays perfectly flat with no orange-peel ripple, so pendant lights and windows reflect cleanly instead of looking wavy.

Colour stays true

Aliphatic polyurethane is UV stable and non-yellowing. White stays white, black stays black.

Best for

Where Gloss is usually chosen

Most people pick Gloss to keep a polished finish exactly as it is. Some pick it to turn a honed surface glossy. Both are fine: the finish is your choice on any stone.

Polished CalacattaKeeps the brilliance of bold veining StatuarioCrisp white, graphic veins Nero MarquinaDeep, glassy black Backlit onyxStays translucent Emperador bar topsRich brown, glowing veins Polished graniteMirror polish preserved

Built in

What the Gloss film does for you

Stops etching

Acids never reach the stone, so a polished surface keeps its polish.

Blocks stains

Coffee, oil and wine sit on the surface and wipe away.

Self-healing

Fine everyday marks in the top layer fade with warmth.

Non-yellowing

UV-stable aliphatic polyurethane stays clear.

Easy cleaning

Normal non-abrasive household cleaners are fine.

10-year warranty

Engineered for 10 to 15 years, warranted in writing for 10.

Living with Gloss

A gloss surface shows fingerprints and water spots in the same way polished stone does. They wipe away with a soft microfibre cloth and any non-abrasive cleaner. Use a chopping board for knives and a trivet for pots straight off the stove.

Gloss vs Matte / Satin

Same protection.
The only difference is the look.

Both films are the same material with the same protective performance and the same warranty. Choose the one that suits the way you want your stone to look.

Gloss Matte / Satin
Anti-etch protectionLemon, wine, vinegar, cleanersYesYes
Stain protectionCoffee, oil, wine, turmericYesYes
Self-healing top layerFine marks fade with warmthYesYes
Optically clearNo orange peel, non-yellowingYesYes
Suits any surfaceNatural, engineered and porcelainYesYes
10-year written warrantySame cover on bothYesYes
AppearanceThe one real difference Mirror-like shineReflective, deepens colour Soft, low sheenDiffused, natural, hides prints

Prefer a softer look? See Matte / Satin

Gloss questions

Frequently asked

No. It lies completely flat with no orange-peel texture, so reflections stay sharp and the stone simply looks polished.
Yes. Gloss film gives honed or matte stone a polished look without any grinding or polishing of the stone itself.
Like any polished surface, a gloss finish shows fingerprints and water spots more than a matte one. They wipe off easily with a soft cloth.
No. Both films give identical protection and carry the same 10-year warranty. Only the appearance differs.

Keep your polish perfect.

Request a free Gloss quote. When we visit, we apply a Gloss and a Matte / Satin sample to your own stone so you can see exactly how the finished surface will look.

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