But its high-gloss surface was so delicate, pocket lint could scratch it.
There isn't much of the instantly gratifying, high-gloss surface detail by which novels in the more empirical Anglo-American tradition ingratiate themselves with their readers.
For drying, the prints may be clipped to a line, placed in a heated print dryer, or squeegeed onto a mirror-finished plate for a high-gloss surface.
Through "years of trial and error," he began applying blood to layers of clear plexiglass and then preserving it with layers of resin, allowing the high-gloss surface to suspend the fluid.
To be honest, the original is more my style (the grippy, matte surface is nice) but if you're more a fan of the high-gloss surface, they now have that as well.
If you plan on running it "naked," be prepared to take a polishing cloth to it or learn to live with the fact that, just like a car with black shiny paint, it's going to get the whorls and scratches of any high-gloss surface.
But if Americans and northern Europeans seek timelessness in natural wood, the newly rich Chinese and Russians tend to think high-gloss surfaces are a better reflection of modern designer living.Even in the poorest parts of the world, a modern kitchen seems to have particular aspirational value.
In L.A., Miller felt the allure of both Pop and light and space, which blended with his early influences, becoming his mature style of cumulative rendering and high-gloss surfaces.
The curing by cobalt naphthenate catalyst or thermal treatment took place to give the crosslinked film (artificial urushi) with high hardness and gloss surface.
