The phrase "sleek surface" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means a smooth, glossy, and polished surface. Example: The hotel's lobby was adorned with sleek marble surfaces, giving it a luxurious and modern feel.
Zippers were inserted in shirts and vests to create a sleek surface in tweedy materials.
If the fields of pansies, hydrangeas and peonies on the sleek surface of the couture silks lift your heart, it's not because they are beautiful, though they are.
Yet despite the sleek surface and fun retro aspects (Jordache jeans, VCRs, landlines), setting the show in the Reagan era is more than a gimmick.
He painted horizontal landscapes and scenes of the coast that were characterized by their sleek surface, compositional balance, aerial vantage point, an atmosphere of tranquility, a high level of detail, and, in particular, a striking effect of shimmering light.
He has spoken of the moment when he takes a blade to the sleek surface of an old bromide print as one of heightened anxiety and tension – having handled and gazed at these images for months or even years, he likes to get the incision over and done with as swiftly as possible.
Political discontent seems to bubble beneath the film's sleek surface.
"Demonlover," with its sleek surfaces, slippery ideas and pulp flourishes, is a perfect critical object.
Meant to represent life in 1985, it was a paradigm-shifting, atomic age showplace of sleek surfaces and synthetic materials.
Like Nixon's infamous five o'clock shadow, a dusting of grit mars the otherwise sleek surfaces of "Mad Men".
Other fashion folk curb their desire to touch what they love most: beautiful people and sleek surfaces.
The Clubman is identically jazzy inside, with the sleek surfaces and decorative flourishes that drew so many buyers to the original.
