The main differences between the fine matte surface and the soft matte surface of the rock slab are reflected in the touch, process treatment, and applicable scenarios, as follows:

Tactile difference

Fine matte surface: The surface has a distinct matte texture, with a delicate and smooth touch, and no graininess or jerkiness.

Soft matte surface: A soft luster is formed through polishing treatment, with a smooth and delicate touch, but the surface has fine pores and weak stain resistance.

Process processing

Fine matte finish: a type of matte finish that has not undergone soft light treatment such as polishing, and achieves a matte effect only through surface texture.

Soft matte surface: It needs to be polished to form a delicate texture similar to a soft light brick on the surface, with both matte and soft light characteristics.

Applicable scenarios

Fine matte finish: Suitable for scenes that emphasize tactile comfort and high requirements for stain resistance, such as kitchen countertops, bathroom countertops, etc.

Soft matte finish: often used in decorative areas such as living rooms, dining rooms, etc., it needs to balance aesthetics and daily use.

Summary: Fine matte surfaces are mainly characterized by a delicate touch, while soft matte surfaces are enhanced in glossiness and decoration through polishing processes. There are significant differences between the two in terms of craftsmanship and usage.