Interior Painting Sheens & Where to Use Them

2025-10-01

Matte vs. eggshell vs. satin—what lasts and looks best.

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Matte vs. eggshell vs. satin—what lasts and looks best.

Washable matte/eggshell on walls for easy touch-ups; satin/semi-gloss on trim and doors.

Good paint + good prep beats more coats of cheap paint every time.

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AuthorEPF Pro Services

Reviewed byEPF Pro Services

UpdatedOctober 1, 2025

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