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Gloss finishes have the highest reflective characteristics and can impact the visual color of a surface when viewed from different angles. Sheen is measured at an 85o angle. The subtle differences of the sheen on a surface are most notable in low-gloss paints.
Among the characteristics that contribute to the look, feel, texture & durability of a paint specification are gloss & sheen. Here, Sherwin-Williams color & coatings experts make simple sense of gloss & sheen, so your designs can finish strong.
Learn how to choose the best paint finish for your next project. Pick a flat sheen for no shine and glossy for high shine, or pick something in between.
Our Gloss and Sheen Guide shows the gloss and sheen range for each of Sherwin-Williams exterior and interior coatings, so you can be sure you can find a product that meets virtually any project application or performance expectation.
Here are some basic sheen descriptions along with our recommendations on matching a sheen to a particular room in your home. Gloss Finish. The most light-reflective of any paint sheen, gloss paint has an extremely hard and shiny finish. Its rich, smooth luster makes it easily washable, often just wiping clean.
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This guide offers room-by-room guidance for sheen application, products available by sheen type from Sherwin-Williams, and a Sheen Selector tool that provides technical details for specifications and clarifies inconsistent terminology across industry manufacturers.
