Color change that is detectable at a distance of 6’ to 8’ but which does not seriously detract from the overall appearance of the panel or sheet.

The process of evening color throughout the hair strand during retouches.

A spraying technique that tapers the finish or color so that slight differences cannot be distinguished. Merging one color into another. Tapering the color allows the old finish to show through the new color.

The tapering of finishes or colors so slight differences cannot be distinguished. Merging one color into another. This is achieved by allowing some of the old finish to show through the new color.

The proper positioning of adjacent stones by their predominant color and shapes to achieve an overall uniform pattern.

Color change that is detectable at a distance of 1.8 m to 2.4 m (6 feet to 8 feet) but which does not detract from the overall appearance of the panel.