Installer laying optically clear protective film across a marble island

Perth, WA · Marble · Quartzite · Granite · Travertine

Your stone is beautiful.
It's also vulnerable.

Etch marks, stains and scratches won't just wipe off bare stone, and undoing them is never simple. Our invisible, self-healing film takes that damage instead, so you can stop worrying about the benchtop and start using it.

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Self-healing film · 12-month warranty · Perth owned & operated

Stain resistantWine, coffee, turmeric and beetroot stain bare stone. On the film they bead, and wipe away.
Etch resistantLemon and vinegar burn dull marks into polish. The film keeps acid off the stone.
Scratch resistantKnives, ceramics and dragged pots mark stone. Daily wear lands on the film.
Heat resistantHot cups, warm plates and daily kitchen heat, without the marks they leave on bare stone.
Self-healingThe film repairs itself from fine marks with nothing but warmth.

01 · The problem

Bare stone keeps every mistake.

Natural stone is porous and calcium-based. A squeezed lemon, a dripped coffee, a dragged pot: the surface you chose for its beauty treats an ordinary Tuesday as permanent.

Dull etch marks on polished marble beside halved lemonsRisk · 01

Acid etches the stone

Lemon juice, vinegar and soft drink burn dull marks into the polish that only re-polishing can remove.

A dried coffee ring soaked into a honed marble benchtopRisk · 02

Stone stains easily

Red wine, oil, coffee, turmeric and beetroot soak into the pores in minutes and become part of the slab.

A pale heat mark and fine scratches on a dark stone benchtopRisk · 03

Heat marks and scratches

Hot cookware leaves pale clouds, and dragged pots leave fine scratches that polished stone shows off.

02 · The fix

This is the film. This is the difference.

An optically clear surface protection film that becomes the top layer of your benchtop. Stains, etch marks and scratches land on it, not the stone. And it's completely safe for your stone, preserving the look of the surface underneath for years. Drag the slider: one benchtop, with and without.

An ultra-thin sheet of optically clear film lying across a marble benchtop
Marble benchtop dulled by years of etch marks and rings The same marble benchtop, flawless behind protective film Drag to compare Unprotected Behind the film

Gloss or satin · Removable without a trace · 12-month film warranty, in writing

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03 · The result

Same kitchen. Same risks. Different ending.

One invisible layer over the stone, and the three risks above stop being risks.

Lemon juice beading on filmed marble, the polish behind it flawlessRisk 01 · Solved

Acid stays on the film

The same lemons: the juice beads on the film and wipes away, no mark on the stone.

Coffee droplets sitting on top of filmed marble with no ring in the stoneRisk 02 · Solved

Spills sit on top, not in

The same cup: coffee, turmeric and beetroot bead on the surface instead of staining it, until a wipe removes them.

A steaming hot mug and a set of keys on filmed dark stone, the surface beneath them flawlessRisk 03 · Solved

Daily heat and wear, handled

The hot cup sits on the film, the keys scratch the film instead of the stone, and its self-healing surface repairs those fine marks with nothing but warmth.

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04 · Two finishes

Matched to the stone, not the other way round.

Full kitchen with a polished Calacatta marble island holding its mirror finish
Finish 01 · Gloss

For polished stone

Polished stone is bought for the mirror. Gloss film reads at the same sheen, so the reflection, and the room in it, stay exactly as specified.

Polished marble · Quartzite · Granite · Engineered stone

Full kitchen with a dark stone island in a soft satin finish
Finish 02 · Satin

For honed & matte stone

Honed stone is bought for its softness. Satin sits at the same low sheen, so the film disappears, and it forgives fingerprints while it's at it.

Honed marble · Limestone · Travertine · Leathered granite

05 · The surfaces

Made for every stone that matters.

Polished Calacatta marble island with oak joinery and black tapware
Calacatta · islands
Nero Marquina black marble kitchen island with white veining
Nero Marquina · kitchens
Pale marble island with a waterfall edge in daylight
Waterfall edges
Honed white marble benchtop with a soft satin finish
Honed & satin finishes
Round travertine dining table in a bright living space
Travertine · tables
Marble bathroom vanity with twin basins and brass tapware
Vanities
Full-height stone splashback behind a cooktop
Splashbacks
Polished black marble benchtop reflecting a window
Polished & gloss finishes
Undermount sink cut into a white marble benchtop with a brass mixer
Tap & sink cutouts
Butler's pantry with a marble benchtop below a window
Butler's pantries
Honed charcoal stone benchtop in a light timber kitchen
Dark stone · satin
Lived-in kitchen with lemons and wine on a marble island
Lived-in kitchens
Every surface and suburb →

Your next step

You chose the stone.
We make sure you can love it.

Send photos and rough sizes, and we'll take it from there. No pressure, no pricing games.

QWill I see the film?+
The short version: it's optically clear.

Hand-trimmed at every edge. Finding it takes a fingernail and patience. More in the FAQ →

QHot pans?+
The short version: trivets, still.

Daily kitchen heat is fine. A pan straight off the flame is not, on any film. We say so up front. More in the FAQ →

QCan it come off later?+
The short version: cleanly, whenever you want.

The adhesive is designed for no-trace removal. The stone underneath stays exactly as it was. More in the FAQ →

QWhat does the warranty cover?+
The short version: 12 months, exclusions shown first.

Yellowing, cracking, blistering, delamination, adhesion failure. Wear and misuse excluded, in writing, before you pay. More in the FAQ →

QIsn't stone tough enough on its own?+
The short version: the stone is tough. The finish isn't.

Acids etch the polish on contact, the pores drink in wine and oil, and the way back is a repolish. The film protects the finish, not the structure. More in the FAQ →

QIs this just PPF for benchtops?+
The short version: same idea, different spec.

A proven concept, specified for stone: finish-matched gloss or satin, a tested 120 °C rating, residue-free removal, cut by hand on the day. More in the FAQ →

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