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High-gloss finishes are commonly used on trim, doors, and cabinets to create a striking and luxurious look.

Kitchen cabinets glazed in recent remodel.
The Hi-gloss finish on this lower-level wall highlights the custom pattern.

Hi-gloss Finishes

  • HIGH-GLOSS FINISH

Characteristics:

  • A high-gloss finish is the glossiest and most reflective of all paint finishes.
  • It has a smooth, glass-like texture with a mirror-like shine.
  • Offers a bold and dramatic appearance.

Uses:

  • High-gloss finishes are commonly used on trim, doors, and cabinets to create a striking and luxurious look.
  • They can also be used on furniture and decorative accents for a high-impact effect.

Pros:

  • Extremely durable, providing a long-lasting and easy-to-clean surface.
  • The high reflectivity of this finish makes it ideal for surfaces where you want to make a bold design statement.
  • Resistant to moisture, making it suitable for bathrooms and kitchens.

Cons:

  • Any imperfections on the surface will be prominently visible, so careful surface preparation is essential.
  • It can be overwhelming on large wall areas and may create too much glare in some spaces.