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Carpentry - Matt Or Gloss

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What does people think? Is it better to have Matt or Glossy finish for your carpentry work?

Advantages and Disadvanges of both?

I prefer matt, dust is not visible. Glossy is like car surface, pple can easily tell u didn't do housework for long time.

Glossy surface will show some unevenness or rather make it more obvious.

oh yeah. my neighbour was complaining that his laminate got some trapped bubbles, then he asked the carpenter to come and redo :jawdrop: . In the end, the carpenter pasted another layer of laminate over the existing one.

no matter how small the defect, it'll deform the reflected image, making even the slightest imperfection very obvious. I was thinking TV console which is set against the wall shouldn't be that obvious, but my neigbour one is a TV console that he asked to redo.

Edited by hihihi

Gloss = defect / dust highly visible.

Matt = Magnet for dirt/dust. harder to clean.

Preference = Matt but a pattern that dust not easily visible.

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my ID is suggesting Matt painting (not laminate) for our carpentry. My thought is that it gives a very raw and industrial feel to the furnishing. Surface will feel abit rough.

Gloss to me gives a more refine and finished elegant look.

Having this crash of idea w my ID.. !!!

  • 5 weeks later...

Matt is widely use for common usage, gloss is more for those showcases/feature walls.

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