Matting effects are everywhere in everyday life: they can be found at home, on the way to work, or in restaurants at night. Most of the interior furniture uses a matte surface, and the wooden panels covering the outside of the restaurant are also matt in appearance.
When faced with the choice of bright or matte effect, we are not limited to fashion and appearance requirements. Practice has proved that the requirements of easy cleaning, light effect and touch feeling also affect our choice. When we arrive at the office, whether we drive, take a bus or take a train, we will find that the interior decoration surfaces of various types of transportation are basically matte. For practical and safety reasons, the school blackboards are matte surfaces to avoid glare. The interior of the car also adopts this kind of design. Some economical and practical devices and the interior decoration use non-glare matting paint for safety considerations.
Anti-reflection is a subject. The surface of skyscrapers is generally not painted with bright paint, but is covered with pre-painted boards on steel or aluminum substrates, and all use matte paint to avoid dangerous reflections and irritate the eyes of pedestrians or car drivers .
In addition, economical and practical is another important factor in choosing the surface state of the coating. For example, when certain substrates are scratched, slightly pitted, and soiled, these defects can be covered with matte paint, but it is difficult to cover such defects with bright paint.