- Is this paint good for bathrooms and kitchens?
- It is an interior wall paint with a scrubbable satin finish, so it handles occasional wipes. For constant moisture, a dedicated bath and spa paint is the safer choice.
- Do I need a primer under it?
- On bare drywall, patched areas or color changes, a primer helps adhesion and hide. On previously painted walls in good shape, two coats often suffice.
- How does it compare with BEHR's premium lines?
- It sits below BEHR's top-tier lines on stain blocking and scuff resistance but costs less. For most interior rooms it is a solid middle choice.
- Will the satin finish show wall flaws?
- Yes, more than flat or matte paint. Fill dents and sand edges first if the wall is imperfect.
- What is in the 5-gallon pail?
- Five gallons of ready-to-use interior satin enamel paint. It is enough for a large room or several rooms, depending on wall area and coats.
- Can I use it over oil-based paint?
- Yes, after cleaning and scuff-sanding the surface. A bonding primer is wise if the old coating is glossy or in poor condition.
- Where is the BEHR ULTRA Extra Durable Satin Enamel Interior Primer cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $239.00, as of our latest check.