Clear Paint Protection Film
Velvet
Where Mist leaves a soft satin sheen, Velvet goes flat. It is the finish for a build that wants no reflection anywhere on the car — and it still carries the same self-healing topcoat and the same warranty as every clear HAUT film.
- Flat matte
- 10-year warranty
- Self-healing

- Limited warranty
- 10 yr
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Buy Velvet
The flattest finish HAUT makes, for builds that reject shine entirely.
- Full matte color changes
- Roofs and accent panels
- Show and exhibition builds
$350
Why this film
What Velvet is for
The flattest finish HAUT makes, for builds that reject shine entirely.
Genuinely flat
Not a low-gloss satin sold as matte. Velvet kills the reflection, which is why it reads so differently along a body line than a satin film does.
Self-healing topcoat
The topcoat is an elastomeric, lightly crosslinked surface. Warm it and the polymer chains regain enough mobility for the network's own elasticity to pull a light swirl back out — the deformation was stored, not removed. Wash marks close instead of collecting into a season of haze.
Protection is not the trade-off
The finish changes; the impact layer underneath does not. Velvet protects the paint the way a clear film does.
Specification
Velvet by the numbers
Production-lot values from the HAUT technical data sheet for this film, each with the ASTM method it was measured against.
| Finish | Flat matte |
|---|---|
| Warranty | 10 years |
Values are from the technical data sheet for each film. Testing is carried out at the production line to the standards listed — national methods that are adoptions of the ISO standards named on the test-methods page. Where an ASTM method is equivalent it is given there for reference; no value on this site has been re-run to ASTM, and we do not print an ASTM code as though it had been. Where a film has no measured value for a property, the row is left out rather than filled in.
How Velvet differs
The film closest to Velvet in the range is Mist. Velvet is Flat matte; Mist is Satin — 28–35% gloss at 60°. The flattest finish HAUT makes, for builds that reject shine entirely.
Every HAUT film carries a 10-year limited warranty against cracking, delamination and blistering when installed by a certified shop and registered online.
Side by side
Velvet against the rest of the range
The same properties, measured the same way, for every film in this family.
| Film | ThicknessISO 4593 | Finish | Light transmittanceASTM D1003 | Tensile strengthISO 527-1 | Surface hardnessISO 868 | Warranty |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MasterThe everyday clear film — 7.7 mil, optically clear, self-healing. | 7.7 mil · 195 µm | High-gloss clear | 91.9 % | up to 29.1 MPa | 89 Shore A | 10 years |
| Master PlusThe heavy one — 8.3 mil, and the strongest film HAUT makes. | 8.3 mil · 210 µm | High-gloss clear | 92.4 % | up to 30.6 MPa | 89 Shore A | 10 years |
| MistSatin finish, clear film — turns gloss paint matte and protects it. | 6.3 mil · 160 µm | Satin — 28–35% gloss at 60° | — | ≥ 31.4 MPa | — | 10 years |
| VelvetTrue flat matte — no sheen at all. | — | Flat matte | — | — | — | 10 years |
An em-dash means we have not measured that property on that film yet, not that it performs badly. Values shown as “≥” are guaranteed minimums from a released data sheet; values shown as “up to” are the highest recorded across tested lots. Those are different kinds of number and comparing them directly will mislead you. Values are from the technical data sheet for each film. Testing is carried out at the production line to the standards listed — national methods that are adoptions of the ISO standards named on the test-methods page. Where an ASTM method is equivalent it is given there for reference; no value on this site has been re-run to ASTM, and we do not print an ASTM code as though it had been. Where a film has no measured value for a property, the row is left out rather than filled in.
Also consider
Other films in this range
Get it installed
HAUT film is installed by certified shops only — that is what makes the 10-year warranty enforceable. Find one near you, or if you run a shop, apply to carry the line.