

High Gloss Glossy protective film for piano lacquer
Extra clear, glossy surface for high-quality painted surfaces.
The thickest film in the range, high-gloss and crystal clear. It lies over the surface like a second coat of paint and leaves depth and gloss unchanged. For piano lacquer, design surfaces and automotive paint.
What sets High Gloss apart
- The thickest film in the range – depth and gloss of the surface are preserved.
- Self-healing for fine scratches like the Premium Clear.
- The choice for automotive paint and high-gloss design surfaces.
€119.00 / m²
incl. VAT · The final price depends on your area (at least 0.05 m²) · Exactly to size +€9.90 per piece
Not sure? Advice: which film fits?
Delivery in 2–4 working days · The stated delivery time includes cutting and shipping. Shipping €5.99 within Germany, free from €55.00.
For example
- Kitchen front 60 × 72 cm€51.41
- Worktop 62 × 180 cm€132.80
- Dining table 90 × 180 cm€192.77
- Round table Ø 90 cm€75.70
Cut yourself, one piece – tap to open the configurator with these dimensions.
Which surfaces is High Gloss meant for?
Piano lacquer · Design surfaces · Automotive paint · Display cases
When High Gloss is not the right choice
- Visibly glossy on matte surfaces – the Matte fits there.
- The highest price per square metre; for large living surfaces usually more than needed.
Technical data: High Gloss
| Material | TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane) |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 0.20 mm |
| Surface | High gloss, self-healing for fine scratches |
| Adhesive | Acrylic, removable without residue |
| Durability indoors | approx. 8 years |
Durability: a guide value for indoor use and proper handling, not a guarantee. Statutory warranty rights remain unaffected.
Rolled in the shipping tube- Your cut, rolled on a core in the shipping tube
- Guide via QR code on the insert
- No tools – see accessories
High Gloss on film
Like a second coat of lacquer – the thickest film in the range, 0.20 mm.
Before ordering and during installation
Tools for installation: Application Kit (€39.90)
Compared with the other films
- Finish
- High gloss, crystal clear
- Thickness
- 0.20 mm
- Protection level
- High
- Self-healing
- Yes, for fine scratches
- Recommended for
- Piano lacquer, design surfaces, automotive paint
- Finish
- Crystal clear, glossy
- Thickness
- 0.15 mm
- Protection level
- Normal
- Self-healing
- No
- Recommended for
- Furniture, tables, fronts, large surfaces
- Finish
- Crystal clear, glossy
- Thickness
- 0.18 mm
- Protection level
- High
- Self-healing
- Yes, for fine scratches
- Recommended for
- Worktops, dining tables, desks
- Finish
- Matte-transparent
- Thickness
- 0.17 mm
- Protection level
- High
- Self-healing
- No
- Recommended for
- Matte fronts, bathroom furniture, displays, home office
Why PPF WERK
Made to measure
For furniture, kitchen and interiors
Material advice before you order
Personal advice
Shipped from Germany
How to order High Gloss in three steps
- 1Measure the surfaceDetermine width and length – or diameter and radius – of your surface.
- 2Configure the filmChoose film, shape and dimensions online. The price appears instantly.
- 3Receive the fitting cutCut only after your order, delivered rolled – without a crease.
Frequently asked questions about High Gloss
Can you see the film after applying it?+
On smooth, sealed surfaces practically not: grain, colour and texture stay visible, the film does not. You can feel the edge with a finger if you look for it. Two exceptions are intentional: Matte changes the look to a matte finish, and a glossy film on a matte surface is visible – Matte is the right choice there.
Can I use the film on sensitive surfaces?+
Test it in a hidden spot. On freshly painted surfaces wait at least four weeks for curing; for oiled or waxed wood we generally advise against it. If you are unsure, ask us with a photo – or use the sample test.
How do I care for the film?+
Let it cure for 24 hours after applying – do not wet-clean or load it during that time. After that, treat it like the surface itself: soft cloth, water, mild cleaner. No abrasives, no blades.
Can I remove the film again?+
Yes. The acrylic adhesive comes off without residue if you peel the film slowly at a flat angle. A little heat from a hairdryer helps with older applications.
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