For sheet metal surface treatment, which process is more difficult: matte or glossy?

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I. Comparison of the effects of matte paint and glossy paint: Everyone is certainly familiar with matte paint and glossy paint. With the progress of society and significant advancements in technology, these types of paint are widely used in various fields of our daily lives. So what are the differences between matte paint and glossy paint? Visually, matte paint offers a soft and subdued appearance; when used on large areas, it does not cause visual clutter, giving off an elegant and simple vibe while providing a subtle and gentle color experience. Bright paint offers a wider range of color options with vivid hues; however, its use in large areas can cause light pollution, delivering a rich and intense color experience. High-gloss paint has a high reflectivity, resulting in clear and bright light, while matte paint has a low reflectivity, leading to a more blurred light effect after it is applied. II. What are the advantages and disadvantages of each? 1. Glossy paint is more expensive than matte paint; matte paint offers better value for money. 2. Glossiness: Matte is lower than glossy. Matte finishes are soft and hazy in appearance; glossy finishes are as smooth as a mirror and shiny, which can be uncomfortable when used indoors. 3. Stain resistance: Matte finishes result in overall darkening, while glossy finishes tend to develop localized raindrop-like marks, giving a mottled appearance. 4. Maintenance requirements: Matte finish requires simple maintenance, but a high-gloss finish demands more care; if there are no particular preferences, it is best to use matte paint. 5. Surface requirements: A low level of matte finish is acceptable, but a high level of gloss is required; poor flatness can affect the appearance.