Is there a difference between flat and matte black? And does anyone have some examples, I googled it but found nothing.
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.Matte
According to Better Painters, matte finish paint is sometimes referred to as suede or velvet finish. Matte finish paint is low-gloss, but usually has more shine than flat finish paint. The small amount of gloss in matte finish paint gives it the ability to cover imperfections, while still being easy to clean.
Flat
Better Painters defines "flat" as a paint finish with no shine at all. This means the paint does not reflect light, making it a good solution for masking imperfections or irregularities on walls, ceilings, or other surfaces. Better Painters also notes that it is easier to add touch-up coats to flat finish paint, because it blends in better than with paints having a glossier finish. Most flat finish paints today are labeled "washable" and will hold up to mild cleaning.
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Googled the satin, a lot of the pictures were the same as my other searches.if flat has no shine and satin looks like a bit to much according to the pics I looked up, I think ima try the matte (which is in the middle I'm guessing, right?) But that leads me to this next question, what about clear coating it, should I? and will that effect the shine?
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Originally posted by sykoh412 View PostGoogled the satin, a lot of the pictures were the same as my other searches.if flat has no shine and satin looks like a bit to much according to the pics I looked up, I think ima try the matte (which is in the middle I'm guessing, right?) But that leads me to this next question, what about clear coating it, should I? and will that effect the shine?
As for clear coats, they make flat and satin clear coats.
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in my experience, everything that says flat has a tendency to chalk up and turn grey over time. Stay away from this.
Even satin clears do the same thing when exposed to uv rays for an extended period of time. it'll start with little patches of whiteish grey.
the best product I've used to withstand a lifetime warrenty we give is, SEMS hotrod black. It sprays on like basecoat. but like anybase coat, you want it to be med to wet so it doesn't have any blotchiness as it dries,"Self Renewed"
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The name says it all...
FLAT is flat
MATTE is matallic look so it has abit of natural shine to it.Checkout my MR: http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=165984
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