The difference between a matte paint and a gloss paint are the shine once they are painted on. Gloss paints are really shiny, and matte are finishes with no glare.
heat absober absorbs heat & refelector reflect it
Dark matt surfaces absorb heat radiation falling on them much better than bright glossy surfaces, such as gloss white or silver. They also emit much more heat radiation (at any given temp.)
It depends on the scanner and the software. Some cheap ones don't check the actual depth of the walls between the fingerprints and therefore would not know the difference between a photocopy and a real finger, so it's hard to say. They did this on Mythbusters and got a door lock style fingerprint scanner open, but not one that has been designed for a computer. - Matt.
The answer lies in the Leslie Cube (look it up in an Internet search). Though the cube demonstrates which surface radiates heat better the principle is the same. A dark colour absorbs solar energy better than a light surface and a matt surface likewise absorbs solar energy better than a gloss surface. Think of it this way ... the amount of solar energy hitting two side by side surfaces is the same for each but the light glossy one will reflect more solar energy and therefore absorb less while the dark matt surface will reflect less solar energy and therefore absorb more. Hence solar heat collectors are black.
A matt surface, because it would absorb the sunlight and provide the necessary insulation for the house.
Matte paint doesn't have the shine that gloss and metallic paints have. Matte black is simply black that doesn't have reflective qualities.
Polyurethane, comes in several finishes. Including Matt (flat), satin, semi-gloss, and high gloss. I am not entirely sure about varnishes.
It will not stick very well unless you use a primer in between.
Very unlikely, although possible if it's a very matt wallpaper. You could try using a matt undercoat, then gloss on top.
Absolutely nothing.
One of the crucial differences between paint and markers is the method of application. Markers traditionally are encased in a plastic shell and used by simply drawing or shading as normal. However with paints, these require more preparation and specialist knowledge. Unlike markers, paints come in a huge array of types such as gloss, matt and acrylic. With all this in mind it can be difficult to decide which type of paint to choose for use. Another crucial factor is that paint is traditionally applied with a brush. These can come in a variety of shapes, thicknesses and length. In conclusion the main difference is the application method and the ease of use, with markers being easier.
I believe the Pearl paper is triple coated and the Matt is not.
Clear poly-urethane, gloss, satin, or, matt.
Matt small is an artsit who paints faces on random things like car bonnets
Acrylic, like enamel paint, can be matt, gloss, or satin finish. Please see the related link below.
Hammerite make specialist radiator paints. Available in cans and aerosols in Gloss, Matt and satin finishes. More information in the related link below
Matt laminated business cards are printed and then laminated in a Matt finish. The process of applying a plastic film to a printed sheet to enhance and protect it. Laminates are available in both Matt and gloss finishes.