delustering
/diˈlʌstərɪŋ/
noun
- The process of removing shine or gloss from a material, especially synthetic fibers.
- Delustering can be achieved by treating fibers with a special solution.
- The factory added a chemical delustering step to make the fabric look less shiny.
- Delustering is commonly used in the textile industry to reduce the shine of polyester.
adjective
- Used to describe a substance or process that removes shine or gloss.
- The delustering agent was mixed into the dye bath.
- This delustering treatment works well on both natural and synthetic fabrics.
- They applied a delustering finish to the curtains to reduce glare.