Select Sheen for Ceilings
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What Is The Best Paint Sheen To Use: Flat, Satin, or Semigloss?
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For ceilings, flat paint is almost exclusively recommended. The primary reasons include its ability to hide imperfections, such as uneven textures or drywall seams, and its property of not reflecting light glare. Higher sheens on ceilings can cause significant light glare, which distorts the true color of the paint and makes imperfections more noticeable. Flat paint also minimizes lap marks when applied correctly, especially when spraying. Sherwin Williams Eminence is specifically recommended for ceilings due to its flat sheen and ease of application via spraying or rolling, with a note that satin on ceilings is difficult to apply without showing lap marks or 'flashing'.
Goal: This step details why flat paint is the preferred choice for ceilings, emphasizing its ability to hide imperfections and prevent light glare.
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- Sherwin Williams Eminence
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