Mimetika Clarity Shield — transparent surface protection designed to preserve hulls, superstructures and high-wear areas on yachts and superyachts, protecting your yacht before it becomes a problem.
Exhaust stains are one of the most common issues on white hulls.
Protection instead of continuous cleaning and repair.
A transparent, self-healing, UV-resistant film engineered for marine use: protect the surface once, then manage it over time — instead of constantly cleaning, polishing and repairing it.
"The difference is not the film. It's how it performs at sea."
They're two different purposes using the same technology. Mimetika Clarity Shield is transparent: it protects and lets the existing colour show through. Mimetika ColorFlex is coloured: it changes the look and protects in the same layer. We do both with the same material, marine-grade TPU, and often combine them: first we refresh with ColorFlex, then we protect with Clarity Shield.
Yes — the technical data sheet states over 90% UV blocking. That's why Mimetika Clarity Shield is also used where protection isn't about appearance but about stopping the substrate underneath from degrading — on a carbon mast, for example, where finish isn't the point.
Yes, and it's tested: immersion in acidic and alkaline solutions, pH 3–5 and pH 10–12 for thirty minutes, with no loss of gloss, chalking or discolouration. That's why we use Mimetika Clarity Shield on marble, bar counters, washbasin tops and galley surfaces — exactly where the most aggressive substances on board end up.
Yes, and it's often exactly where the result is most surprising: on dull, porous paint, Mimetika Clarity Shield brings back depth and shine without needing to polish first. If the surface is failing underneath — blistering, delamination, lifting lacquer — we work out why before doing anything else.
No, and it doesn't need to be. The film isn't polished — it's washed. That's actually the point: every polish removes material, and on a protected surface there's nothing left to wear away. Shine is maintained by washing, not abrading.
Yes. Removed within its service life, it comes off clean, with no adhesive residue. Underneath is the original surface, preserved — which is one of the reasons Clarity Shield protects value at resale instead of reducing it.