Glidden Glidden Porch and Floor with Cool Surface Technology Satin Interior/Exterior Paint, Summer Suede, 1 Gallon

this is great paint. I needed to cover a plywood floor with the protective coat and I decided to try this. The coverage was great. it looks fantastic. it does a great job of protecting the wood. And one of the best features is it cleans up easily. The brush cleans with soap and water. it seemed to be a very good quality paint. just be sure to mix well before you use it. it does separate some and needs to be mixed.

Good paint for a back porch. The Steel Gray color looks nice and clean, and it goes on pretty smooth. It covered well and made the porch look a lot better. I'd buy it again.

love how easy it is to glide on the concrete. dries super fast too. only downside is when I put furniture back in the room after a week, the floor still made scratch marks. it's easy to wipe up any spills. I will use again.

This Glidden paint was a great price for 1 gallon, I painted my pool deck with it and it covers very well, also the color is fabulous gray goes well with any other color.

I painted a small area to check the color and quality before I do the whole room and it is exactly what I am looking for! I can't wait to paint the whole room and put border up!

More than impressed and dry time is like 20 minutes....seriously....didnt want to paint but so glad I did

I used this paint on my porch and I was really pleased with the coverage. The color is exactly what I wanted and now my porch looks great.

I love Glidden paint. The price is a bit high, but the quality is worth the price. I've used this product before, and I plan to paint my deck and handicap brand this spring.

Ordered from another company but cans were broken with spilt paint on doorsetp. Walmart cans were perfect.

This paint was not worth using. I repainted my entire deck last summer with it. I power washed and prepped the surfaces, allowed it to dry for several days in 80 degree temps, and then painted with a combination of roller and brush. And it's ALL peeling off now after winter. It's just bubbling up like some kind of pox, even on the hand rails. I've never seen anything like it. I've repainted my father's deck with him multiple times and painted this particular deck three times before, and I've never seen this happen. It seemed fine for seven months, but as soon as spring thaw hit, it just started bubbling up in multiple areas, even on top of fresh, never before painted wood in areas that had been repaired last summer. Maybe it doesn't handle freezing well? I don't know. But I'll never use another Glidden product again.