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You post this comment often. Interesting.

@@guyincognito320 I'm sorry?? Come again? Are you implying my review wasn't a legit genuine experience I had? Interesting.

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Hi Troy, both paints are a 1x base in eggshell, these are the colours I had on hand at the time but good point!

Hi Matt, both are eggshell!

Hello Gabe, here’s our post on which paint to use: www.courthamptonpainting.com/painting-a-room-all-white/

@@CourtHamptonPaintingEtobicoke Thanks🙂

We have Benjamin Moore here in the uk ;-)

@@sashcoombes9915 yeah but the price is to much for most customers i would lose half my work quoting that.

Hi J.W., we’re Canadian but I think you have Benjamin Moore in the U.K. now!

@@CourtHamptonPaintingEtobicoke oh sorry we do have that but it's a pretty penny

That's because you have the crazies in EU and their stupid "save the world" BS while totally ignoring the entire problem is overpopulation , "too many damn people on this planet" and they pay people to have kids while bitchin about paint formulas .... we have those people here too , we just try to fight them off more .... but unfortunately , slowly but surely they keep winning a little more and more and turn everything into shit ...... Meanwhile paying welfare moms to have more kids ..... morons ..... bunch o damn "Gretas" running around yelling "How Dare You !!!!" and burning down cities in temper tantrums

Sherwin Williams Duration is garbage. As a commercial contractor who uses premium paint on all our builds like Tim Hortons and other various restaurants. Duration is one of the worst paints. Opulence is what we recommend if using Sherwin Williams. Specs call for Sherwin Williams and Opulence is our top choice if we have to use SW. As far as Aura goes, it’s hands down one of the best paints out there for coverage. Yes it’s more, however you get the results you want. Our discounts at Benjamin Moore are decent and we pay $53 per gallon for Aura, yet Sherwin Williams we pay $21. Yes $21. We buy bulk. And always two coats for true colour. Scuff X is ok. Just not what the hype claims it up to be. We aren’t brand bias at all. We use what works. If your budget doesn’t allow Aura, use Opulence then Scuff X. Just not Duration. Save your money. It holds its Duration on the shelf, where it belongs.

@@stevenhozjan7719 Thanks for the paint tips!

Most Ben Moore products are usually very good with blending, as far as touch ups go. Now, anything with a sheen is going to show up at least a little bit, depending on the lighting in the room, but the Matte finish should be just fine for whatever you need to do in a rental.

Not really, in that you will get flashing. The matte has quite a sheen to it. I consider Scuffix matte to be more of an eggshell. Scuffix overall profile has more stipple.

Did you end up using it on a concrete stoop outside last year? If you did is it peeling yet?

@@mick2spic Dope we didn't - it was for work and my boss had his own ideas (which IS peeling! hah.)

B Welkinator Lol. Yea, most products will peel on concrete. Was wondering on scuff x capability on flooring, which it’s not made for but it seems strong enough. I’ve heard exterior concrete should only use acid stain or a solvent like I believe acetone, which won’t leave a film. I don’t think any paint would survive long outdoors on concrete. Maybe Alflor from Fixall. Seems like one of the better porch n floor paints.

@@mick2spic Concrete will need a special primer for it not to peel, especially if it has never been painted.

@@HN-gj2iq What kind of primer for horizontals exterior concrete? Only exterior horizontals I painted were wood / composite decks

here in southwestern PA we have hardware stores called Ace Hardware. most Ace stores carry BM paint. if you don't have Ace stores where you live, then go to BM's website, scroll down to their map and type in your location (city, state and/or zip) and it will bring up the closest BM retailers in your area. hope that helps.

Aw man, yeah I'm having the same problem at work with the stuff. Trying to figure out a good remedy for that.

I gave the Fall River public school department two gallons of Scuff-X eggshell as a demo. They used it in the HS for the wall on the top part of the bleachers where the students sit against. It has held up very well, requiring less service.

Scuff-X has the best self-leveling I’ve ever seen. Brush, roller, sprayer, doesn’t matter. Super super durable too.

Try Insl-X cabinet coat. I have used that on my own kitchen cabinets and island.

@@attn.cheficate I am about to paint some kitchen cabinets , I like SW proclassic waterborne (dries hard and slick in time) but the SW "whites" suck , grayish ... Advance sux app and dry time , Breakthrough not bad but had that vinyl feel and also a bit grayish , I'm looking at other ideas brands , just now heard of scuff-x and wondering if it might be a good product to brush/miniroll on kitchen cabs ..... I like what you said here , seems like it might be a good one to try out .... looking for that "hard slick feel" (as hard as possible without oil) and obviously leveling out "melting" ... whadda ya think ??? scuff-x worth a try ???? I'll probably go to BM and get some put on a stick to check it out , just wondering what you think .... thanks if you have some advice , at this point I am considering ultraplate or insl-x .... insl-x definitely has the whitest white so far , nice bright white , not grayish and dries pretty hard

wkeil1981 I wipe the blades clean with a damp rag and then a dry one immediately after!

wkeil1981 I wash it immediately after use, air dry with compressor if you have one. Then spray it with WD-40 then wipe clean with a few sheets of bounty paper towel. I’ve never had an issue with rust.

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Hi Davis, you are right! We thoroughly sand all substrates before painting so our paint jobs last for years. We used a pole sander in this case but every job is different.

Hi Rhayne, haven't checked this post for a while. The product used in this video was Benjamin Moore Aura. Ultra 500 is at a much lower price range and I wouldn't trust it to stick to an oil surface. The Aura is still sticking great!

shut up Michael knows what he’s doing

@@venus3379 mind your own business @penis.

Hi Joe, it's been a year now and it is still sticking great with some great durability!

Nice follow up, I stand corrected.