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Haze is a general name given to the lack of a clear, clean appearance of a high-gloss system, and to all kinds of blooming effects on the paint surface. 

Fig.1: Schematic representation of the diffuse reflection from the surface for various reasons




The level of this reflection causes a halo around the image and a decrease in contrast.


Fig 1.

A part of the reflected light rays coming from an angle of 20° is reflected from the surface in the form of "scattering". (Fig. 2: The appearance of haze at same gloss values.)


Fig 2.

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