Pitfall Reminder: Beware of These "Illusions"
Release Time:
Aug 04,2025
"Mirror reflection = High-quality plating"? Wrong! Some inferior plating uses "high-gloss varnish coating" to fake the mirror effect. The actual plating layer is very thin — it can be lightly scratched with a fingernail. If the "reflective layer peels off," it is just varnish disguise.
"Matte finish = Scratch resistant"? Wrong! The abrasive particles in poor-quality matte finishes easily fall off, making the surface rougher faster — choosing "304 stainless steel integrated brushed matte finish" (where the base material and matte layer are the same material) is more durable than "ordinary metal + sandblasting."
"Bright colors = High-quality baking paint"? Wrong! If bright colors have "poor coverage" (showing the base layer) or "change color when heated," it indicates poor pigment stability and thin coating.
Using the above methods, you can quickly identify the quality of faucet surface treatment — high-quality craftsmanship not only affects appearance but also determines the faucet's "corrosion resistance, scratch resistance, and ease of cleaning," directly impacting its service life (high-quality plated faucets can last 5-10 years, while inferior ones may rust and peel within 1 year).
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