kiiltopintojen
Kiiltopintojen, the Finnish genitive plural of kiiltopinta, denotes glossy surfaces. The term is used in Finnish discussions of coatings, finishes, and materials to describe surfaces with high reflectivity and smoothness. Glossy surfaces are typically produced by applying a hard coating to a prepared substrate and often by polishing to achieve a mirror-like finish. The level of gloss is commonly specified using gloss units, measured at standard angles (such as 60 degrees), with high-gloss finishes generally exceeding 70 GU.
Common methods include lacquer, enamel, polyurethane, epoxy, or UV-cured coatings, applied in multiple coats and cured
Applications include interior surfaces such as cabinet fronts, walls, tabletops, and decorative panels; exterior architectural surfaces;
Advantages include a visually rich appearance, ease of cleaning, and resistance to staining. Disadvantages include vulnerability