Negro brillante

High-gloss black exterior walls often use aluminum composite panels or modified polymer materials. The surface is treated with special processes such as fluorocarbon spraying or mirror polishing to achieve high reflectivity, eliminating the need for secondary painting to attain a piano lacquer-like mirror finish, thus reducing steps and environmental pollution. Under daylight, the high-gloss black surface presents a deep mirror texture, while at night it reflects surrounding light when combined with lighting, creating a flowing light-shadow effect that enhances the building's three-dimensional and futuristic feel. High-gloss black imparts a stable and mysterious aura to buildings, contrasting strongly with glass curtain walls, natural wood, or stone, commonly used in high-end commercial complexes and modernist architecture like tech parks. It is suitable for venues emphasizing visual impact, such as science museums, luxury stores, and hotel facades, or coastal areas where corrosion resistance is required for building exteriors.