Jackson, Mississippi. 1  Jackson: Memorial to the Missing at Mississippi Baptists Headquarters. 2  Jackson: Mississippi State Capitol. 3  Jackson: Mississippi Capitol Grounds.  Jackson: Mississippi State 1  Capitol. Jackson: Mississippi State Capitol.  Jackson: Nice House on State Street behind the Capitol.
Gloss and Satin. A very hardwearing finishing paint, gloss is used mainly on wooden and metal surfaces. Satin is used in the same way as gloss but is slightly less shiny and is increasingly popular, especially for interior woodwork. Both solvent-based and latex-based versions of gloss and satin paints are available.
A mill finish is typically the finish a material has as it exits the mill where it is processed. Most metals, such as aluminum, are polished after they leave the mill. This leaves the materials bright and shiny and removes any residue that might be present. A mill finish, however, will often be dull, grainy and without a certain luster. This is often referred to as an unfinished appearance. Any aluminum with this type of finish will contain a slight amount of oxidation. This is a trait of all extruded or rolled aluminum. Steel will also contain a slight oxidation as it exits the rolling mill and typically undergoes a chemical wash to eliminate such an undesirable finish.