Which term is a type of finish that is semi-luster or semi-gloss and features well defined lines?

Which term is a type of finish that is semi-luster or semi-gloss and features well defined lines?

• A. Satin finish
• B. Satin
• C. Section
• D. Roll

Answer: (A)

Satin finish describes a finish with a semi-luster or semi-gloss sheen, giving a soft, refined glow that still shows the wood grain’s lines clearly. This level of sheen makes the lines and details stand out without the bright reflection of a high-gloss surface, which is why catalog terminology uses the exact phrase “satin finish.” Simply calling something “satin” can be ambiguous, and the other terms refer to things unrelated to finishes.

Satin finish describes a finish with a semi-luster or semi-gloss sheen, giving a soft, refined glow that still shows the wood grain’s lines clearly. This level of sheen makes the lines and details stand out without the bright reflection of a high-gloss surface, which is why catalog terminology uses the exact phrase “satin finish.” Simply calling something “satin” can be ambiguous, and the other terms refer to things unrelated to finishes.