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The range

Every HAUT paint protection film

Ten films across four jobs: protect the paint, change the color, cover the interior, or cool the glass. All of them self-healing, all of them carrying the same 10-year warranty, all of them installed by certified shops.

Films in the range
10
Thickness range, mil
6.3–8.3
Film families
4
Warranty, every film
10 yr

Side by side

The whole range, measured

Every film against every property we hold a laboratory value for, with the ASTM method beside it — so you can put two of ours side by side, or ours against anyone else's data sheet.

How we test
HAUT film range compared by thickness, finish and warranty term.
FilmThicknessASTM D6988FinishWarranty
MasterThe everyday clear film — 7.7 mil, optically clear, self-healing.7.7 mil · 195 µmHigh-gloss clear10 years
Master PlusThe heavy one — 8.3 mil, the thickest film HAUT makes.8.3 mil · 210 µmHigh-gloss clear10 years
MistSatin finish, clear film — turns gloss paint matte and protects it.6.3 mil · 160 µmSatin10 years
VelvetTrue flat matte — no sheen at all.—Flat matte10 years
Interior6.3 mil clear film for piano black, screens and door cups.6.3 mil · 160 µmClear, high gloss10 years
BreezeUV film for panoramic roofs — cooler cabin, view intact.—Cool blue tint10 years
SpecterTinted protection film — shade the paint without changing the color.7.5 mil · 190 µmTinted gloss — Grey (60% VLT) or Black (35% VLT)10 years
Black GlossWet-look gloss black color PPF.—Gloss black10 years
Black MatteFlat black color PPF for a stealth finish.—Matte black10 years
CarbonCarbon-weave texture under a clear topcoat.—Carbon weave, gloss topcoat10 years

An em-dash means that film carries no specified value for the column, not that it performs badly. Thickness and finish are the specification each film is made to. Performance values — transmittance, tensile strength, elongation, adhesion, hardness, weathering — are being measured on the film sold in the United States at a US laboratory, to the ASTM methods listed on the test-methods page. A value is published for a film only once that film's report is in hand, with the method beside it. Until then the row is left out rather than filled in.

03

Interior Film

The surfaces that scratch fastest are inside the car. Thin, clear film for trim, screens and door cups.

04

Glass & Roof Film

UV and heat control for the largest piece of glass on the vehicle.

Not sure which film?

The short version: Master for everyday cars, Master Plus when the car takes punishment, Mist or Velvet when the customer wants the finish changed, Specter when they want it darker. A certified shop will spec it against the car in front of them.