Golden Color Pouring Medium Gloss vs Golden Color Pouring Medium Matte

Both are Golden Color Pouring Medium, so the real choice is finish, not quality. Pick Gloss for deeper color saturation and a wet, reflective look; pick Matte for softer, low-glare pieces and better adhesion on chalky or matte surfaces. Owners of both report the same behavior: smooth self-leveling, colors holding their edges in wet-into-wet pours, and the need to let the mix sit covered to clear bubbles. Neither is more durable than the other; the matte can dull metallic pigments, and the gloss shows surface flaws more.

• Choose the Golden Gloss if you want maximum color depth, a wet-looking reflective surface, and pours where metallic and saturated pigments should pop.
• Choose the Golden Matte if you want a flat, low-glare finish, softer blends, or better grip when pouring over chalky or matte surfaces.