Glidden Brush Ups: Burnishing

What is Burnishing?

Increase in gloss or sheen of paint film when subjected to rubbing, scrubbing or having an object brush up against it.  Typically seen on interior surfaces. 

It may look something like this:

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Glidden Brush Ups: Burnishing
 Follow these steps:
  1. Paint heavy-wear areas that require regular cleaning, e.g., doors, window sills and trim, with a top-quality latex paint. This type of paint offers both durability and easier cleaning capability.
  2. In high-traffic areas, choose a semi-gloss or gloss interior paint color, rather than a flat sheen.
  3. Clean painted surfaces with a soft cloth or sponge and non-abrasive cleansers, then wipe with clean water.
As always, please refer to the Product Label, Technical Data Sheet and Safety Data Sheet for safety and detailed application instructions.

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How do I fix it?

 Follow these steps:
  1. Paint heavy-wear areas that require regular cleaning, e.g., doors, window sills and trim, with a top-quality latex paint. This type of paint offers both durability and easier cleaning capability.
  2. In high-traffic areas, choose a semi-gloss or gloss interior paint color, rather than a flat sheen.
  3. Clean painted surfaces with a soft cloth or sponge and non-abrasive cleansers, then wipe with clean water.
As always, please refer to the Product Label, Technical Data Sheet and Safety Data Sheet for safety and detailed application instructions.

See More How To Tips Find Your Favorite Paint Colors