Better Homes & Gardens Interior Paint and Primer, Cloud Quartz / Gray, 1 Gallon, Satin

Choosing the perfect white paint color is often a bit more daunting than it may seem. Who knew there were so many shades and hues? This Better Homes and Garden satin sheen is ideal for moderate to high traffic areas of your home such as kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, baseboards, and hallways. It's the cleanest, purest white that pairs perfectly with every wall color. The Strong finish gives outstanding durability. It Gives excellent hide in fewer coats. Stain resistant and easily scrubbable! It also Gives a mildew resistant finish! It's specially formulated for the needs of the pro painter, even if you aren't one! In addition, you'll enjoy the benefits of the low odor paint. Lastly, this finish adds a soft, velvety luster to your interior walls and trim! You won't be disappointed with this incredibly Versatile paint!

Spray sealkrete on substrate first allow to dry for 30 to 60 minutes. Then apply the glidden exterior satin finish. I've been a painter for 30 years and I'll give my own personal and professional guarantee that this system will last for 5 to 12 years.

My family has been using your paint as long as I can remember ! As a matter of fact my Dad G. Bate did at TV commercial back in the 80's for you guys . We still use you paint to this day . Now that I have my own place, we have used it here. I have also passed your paints on to my kids . So we have three generations that use your paints. Thanks for many years of good painting !

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using Glidden products for over 5 years. It's a great quality product and very affordable. My local family owned paint store has a wide variety of Glidden products. I highly recommend Glidden to everyone.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I LOVED this paint. It went on very smoothly, didn't splatter much and covered wonderfully. It felt like it was a thicker paint that would hold up against the harsh winters. I would highly recomment.

This paint is pretty great in my opinion. It has great coverage without even needing a second coat! I'm not saying that would be the case for everyone but I painted over a light color and it only needed one coat! I would assume that 2 coats would be needed if painting over a dark color. I also like that this paint has very little smell so you aren't punched in the face with a strong odor like with some other brands. I have done ALOT of painting over the years and this paint ranks up there with the best I've used! I would most certainly recommend it! A+

This better homes and gardens paint and primer in summer sand is just the perfect color for my beige themed home. It goes great with all of my white decor and makes my home look bright and cheerful. I love that it has the primer in it because in the past I've had to take lots of time to buy a primer and paint that on first allow it to dry them apply the regular paint on top of that.  That was always so exhausting! With this better homes and gardens paint it combines the two together making my life so much easier. It's thick and high quality paint. I highly recommend giving it a try.

This was a pretty good paint. I keep waiting for the day when I can just do one coat of a paint and be done, but it seems no matter the brand and how they make it, a second coat is always needed. This one was no exception. It does get the job done though and I would get it again.

I bought this product and applied it to my exterior wooden table . it went on real good coverage was excellent and it looked really nice., especially after 3 good coats. Unfortunately after only 3 months, I have to reapply because it didn't stand up well at all to the sun and it has faded noticeably.... Kind of dissapointed !!!

I used two colors from this line for my front entry: Heron Gray Satin to match Andersen's "Sandtone" storm door for trim, and California Claret Semi-Gloss (gorgeous red) for the front door (brand new, pre-primed fiberglass door w/ PVC trim around the lite). I noticed when painting the trim (wood, with PVC brick-mould) that the paint didn't really want to "grab" on the PVC. The second coat covered. The Heron Gray color did a decent hiding job, requiring only 2 coats. The door was another story. The paint again did not like the PVC lite trim, and even had initial adhesion issues with the pre-primed fiberglass (I did lightly sand it and clean it). The biggest problem was hiding. I had to put down 5 coats before I got a decent finish that wasn't showing white through--and then had to do a 6th coat on some of the detail work. Adding in dry time, this was a beast of a project. And 2 days later, the paint is still fairly soft. I have no idea how long it will take to fully cure where I can remove my protection from the weatherstripping and be confident that opening the door won't tear the paint. Next time, I'll try something else. To be fair, the weather was hot, so I applied it in a shaded garage at 90F ambient. That is right at the top-end of the stated application temp range. I'm not really impressed with how the paint flows out, adheres, and hides. Perhaps I should have sprayed, or perhaps I should have done a couple layers of flat sheen first to enhance the hiding.