KPMF Metallic Gloss.
14 films · updated Aug 2026
Finishes · iridescent · metallic
Specced carries 14 wrap films from the KPMF Metallic Gloss line: Atlantic Pearl, Ember Orange, Indulgent Blue, Momentum Pink, Viola Noir, Twilight Sky and 8 more. The finishes in this line: iridescent and metallic — the sheen belongs to the film, not to a separate setting the way it does on a paint. Pick one, upload a photo of your car, and the render comes back on your own bodywork in your own light.
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The KPMF Metallic Gloss films we carry.
Atlantic Pearl K75402 iridescent
Ember Orange K75404 metallic
Indulgent Blue K75405 metallic
Momentum Pink K75406 metallic
Viola Noir K75416 metallic
Twilight Sky K75417 metallic
Verde Solaris K75439 metallic
Magnetic Black K75440 metallic
Excelsior Blue K75441 metallic
Midnight Crimson Bloom K75447 metallic
Phantom Black Metallic K75448 metallic
Dynamic Lime K75454 metallic
Dynamic Teal K75455 metallic
Hypnotic Black Violet K75459 metallic
Questions
- Which KPMF Metallic Gloss films can I preview on Specced?
- Specced carries 14 KPMF Metallic Gloss films: Atlantic Pearl, Ember Orange, Indulgent Blue, Momentum Pink, Viola Noir, Twilight Sky, Verde Solaris, Magnetic Black, Excelsior Blue, Midnight Crimson Bloom, Phantom Black Metallic, Dynamic Lime, Dynamic Teal and Hypnotic Black Violet. Each one renders on a photo of your own car.
- What finishes does the KPMF Metallic Gloss line come in?
- iridescent and metallic. The sheen belongs to the film itself, so there is no separate finish to pick the way there is on a paint.
- What is a car wrap?
- A coloured vinyl film applied over the car's existing paint. The colour you see is the film's, not new paint.
- Can I see a KPMF Metallic Gloss wrap on my own car?
- Yes. Upload a photo of your car to Specced, pick the film, and you get a photoreal render of your own car in that colour. Free, no account needed.
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Worth being clear about
KPMF is a trademark of its owner. Specced is not affiliated with, partnered with or endorsed by KPMF — the name is used here only to identify the film a render is showing. A render is a visualisation, not a guarantee of an exact match to the real product.