"matte paint" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a kind of paint that has a matte finish. For example: "I used matte paint to finish the walls of my bedroom."
A company called Colorware will coat the back of an iPhone 4S with glossy or matte paint.
Many will work no differently or better than they did before; they'll just look flatter, sporting a bright, matte paint job to match iOS 7. It's a slate that, if not wiped clean, has been shellacked over.
The supercar has a matte paint job covering sections of its carbon fiber body, with other portions covered in copper sheet that would develop patina with age and exposure to the elements.
"A matte paint versus a gloss adds texture and dimension to a room, but it's not the first thing you notice when you walk into a room.
However, when sampling or attempting to sample the white filaments from the prints, microsamples of the underbound black matte paint were also dislodged and became available for invasive analysis by transmission FTIR spectroscopy.
BMW has also given the 30 Jahre M5 a unique matte paint code, dubbed Frozen Dark Silver, and black chrome on the four exhaust tips, grille, door handle inserts and vents on the front quarter panels.
For painted concrete floors, generally, low-sheen, matte paints are used — otherwise, the floor can appear oddly shiny or "wet".
(No one does any offscreen matte painting at I.L.M. anymore).
An explanation and historical survey of matte painting and compositing techniques for the movies.
The negative can then be rewound to film a matte painting of suitable location scenery.
A strategically placed matte painting outside a window made Carlson think the Vikings had a new stadium.
