Iridescent Gloss Morpheus Black Starlight

KPMF Iridescent Gloss Morpheus Black Starlight is a iridescent black film from KPMF's K75400 range, catalogued as K75470. KPMF lists 12 other black shades, so it is worth seeing them side by side before you settle on one.

This is color change wrap vinyl from KPMF's K75400 line. It resurfaces the car in a new color and can be removed later without touching the factory paint underneath, which is why wraps hold resale value in a way a respray does not. Vinyl changes how the car looks; it is not impact protection, so if you also want the paint shielded from rock chips, the same kind of color exists as color paint protection film at a higher price.

The iridescent finish

An iridescent film shifts color with viewing angle, so the car reads as different shades from the front, the side and in a photograph. Colors like this are chosen for exactly that effect and rarely photograph the way they look in person.

Living with black in the Pacific Northwest

Black is the hardest color to keep looking perfect and the best looking when it is. Every swirl and every water spot shows, and in Seattle that means drying the car rather than letting it air dry after rain. Dark colors show water spots, dust and wash marks sooner than light ones, and our rain leaves spots the moment it dries on a panel. Drying the car after a wash rather than letting it air dry is most of the battle.

Care: hand wash with a wrap-safe soap and a soft mitt, and dry the car rather than letting it air dry.