Surface Finishing
Mirror, satin, hairline and matte finishing on stainless steel in Jeddah - gallery-grade surfaces and the flawless base for PVD coating.
Mirror, satin, hairline and matte finishing on stainless steel in Jeddah - gallery-grade surfaces and the flawless base for PVD coating.
What finishing is
The surface beneath every colour. We polish stainless to a uniform, flawless character - the base that decides how a PVD or plated colour reads under light.
Surface characters
- Super Mirror 8K
- Satin / No.4
- Hairline
- Matte
- Bead-blasted
- Vibration
Technical specifications
| Base metal | SS304 / SS316 |
| Finish family | Mechanical surface |
| Use | Standalone, or base for PVD/plating |
| Quality | Checked under controlled light |
| Lead time | Quoted per project |
Where it is used
Mirror feature walls, lift interiors, statement surfaces, and as the prepared base for coating.
Quality control
Surface and finish are inspected under controlled light at the post-polishing hold point before any colour is applied.
Surface finishing — frequently asked questions
Which surface finishes do you offer on stainless steel?
Mirror, super mirror, satin, hairline and matte. The finish is chosen per element: mirror for jewel-like trims and sculpture, hairline or satin for large panels and high-touch surfaces where fingerprints must not show.
Why does finishing matter before PVD coating?
PVD reproduces the surface it is applied to. A flawless mirror or an even hairline grain under the coating is what gives champagne gold or black PVD its depth; any scratch left before coating shows through permanently.
Can different finishes be combined on one piece?
Yes. A mirror face with hairline returns, or a satin frame around a mirror panel, is common in hospitality work. The transition lines are masked and finished in the same workshop so grain direction and gloss are consistent.
How do I keep a hairline or mirror finish clean?
Wipe along the grain with a soft cloth and a mild, chloride-free cleaner, then dry. Avoid abrasive pads and bleach-based products. PVD-coated surfaces follow the same routine and resist fingerprints better than bare stainless.