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Genex Technology, VOC, and Color Retention

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Arborcoat Stain Review. Should You Buy This Stain from Benjamin Moore?

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The reviewer delves into the technical aspects of Arborcoat, highlighting its Genex Technology colorants. These colorants are zero-VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds), ensuring that the tinted product maintains its zero-VOC rating, unlike many other brands whose colorants add VOCs back into the paint. This technology also significantly improves color retention, making Arborcoat ideal for customers who want colors that remain true and vibrant for years, both indoors and outdoors. He also notes that Genex Technology makes it almost impossible for other paint stores to precisely match Benjamin Moore colors, emphasizing the uniqueness and exclusivity of their color palette.

Goal: Explain the benefits of Genex Technology in terms of VOCs, color retention, and color matching.

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technology another thing about gen x technology is it makes it almost impossible for other paint stores to match their colors and i've run into that myself where we've chosen benjamin moore colors gone to a competitive paint store because the um the customer wanted a different product but they they chose a benjamin moore color and the paint store could not match the color exactly so you're running a real big risk of choosing benjamin moore colors and having it mixed into you know other products so if you choose avenger in more color or you're using a benjamin moore fan deck i would highly recommend sticking with benjen and more products due to that gen x technology so another key uh element about arbor code is arbitral we use it on wood sided homes we've used it on log homes and a lot of different wood substrates but it also can be used on a deck and so what's the difference between a solid color stain that's going to go on siding and a product that is going to go on a deck and one of the main things is scuff resistance or the ability to have something sitting on it over a long period of time and not it not sticking or tacking to the product scuff resistance is important because you got people um walking on it scuffing their feet you got furniture possibly sliding on it so you definitely want a product designed for decks and harbor coke and go on decks and um so it's horizontal and vertical services i know there's some paint stores i've used products that can only go on wood sided homes and they're a little bit cheaper than what can go on a deck but then you're having to deal with two different products and it's nice just to have one product that will go on different um surfaces vertical horizontal uh decks sighted homes or log homes etc so i've had a lot of experience doing you know decks here in the treasure valley boise idaho area and i've had a lot of

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