Definition of "abrasion resistance" by Brushworks Painting:
« Back to Glossary IndexAbrasion resistance refers to the ability of a surface or material—such as paint, coating, or substrate—to withstand wear and deterioration caused by friction, rubbing, or scraping. In the context of painting and coatings, high abrasion resistance means the finish can endure physical contact and repeated cleaning without showing signs of damage like scratches, scuff marks, or loss of film integrity.
This property is especially important in high-traffic areas (e.g., hallways, commercial spaces, floors) or on surfaces exposed to frequent contact or cleaning. Paints and coatings with good abrasion resistance help maintain appearance and durability over time.