Products & MaterialsPregunta 28 de 100
Which sheen is generally the MOST washable and durable, making it common for kitchens, bathrooms, and trim?
a.Flat
b.Semi-gloss or gloss
c.Ultra-flat only
d.Primer
Explicación
Higher-sheen finishes such as semi-gloss and gloss have a tighter, harder film that resists moisture and scrubbing, so they are used where cleaning and durability matter. Flat finishes hide surface imperfections but are harder to clean. Sheen selection balances washability against how much it reveals surface flaws.
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