Surface finishing of stainless steel is important for many reasons in architectural applications. Corrosive environments require smooth surfaces because smooth surfaces are not prone to fouling. The deposition of dirt will rust or even cause corrosion of stainless steel.

In the spacious hall, stainless steel is the most commonly used material for elevator decorative panels. Although fingerprints on the surface can be wiped off, it affects the appearance, so it is best to choose a suitable surface to prevent fingerprints.

Hygienic conditions are very important to many industries, such as food processing, catering, brewing and chemical industry, etc. In these application areas, the surface must be easy to clean every day, and chemical cleaning agents are often used.

Stainless steel is the best material for this. In public places, the surface of stainless steel is often scribbled on. However, one of its important properties is that it can be washed away. This is a remarkable feature of stainless steel over aluminum. Aluminum surfaces tend to leave marks that are often difficult to remove. When cleaning the surface of stainless steel, it should be cleaned along the lines of stainless steel, because some surface processing lines are unidirectional.