Assessing Touch-Up Performance

with those paints from my standpoint a professional standpoint there's nothing worse than paints that don't touch up very well especially if you're using vibrate colors so if you're using vibrant reds vibrant blues even dark colors like black but just a lot of colors in general if you have a paint that doesn't touch up well you know down the road if you put a picture on the wall and there's a hole in the wall you got to touch up or even if you have light spots that you have to touch up after you're completed the project or somebody scratches the wall you want to paint where you can touch up right in the middle of the wall that is not going to show and low quality paints have really bad touch-up capabilities what i noticed with auras i did some tests i painted a wall uh one of the colors was a vibrant color went back to the touch up right in the middle of the wall you couldn't even tell you know where i did that touch up at all from any angle it's got exceptional touch-up qualities and that's very important you know from a do-it-yourself standpoint and a professional standpoint and especially if you're doing like um i did one wall that was kind of a navy blue and it's really easy with low quality paints to get you know what we call haloing or banding or hat bending around the wall or lap marks on the wall with low quality paints that don't have good catch-up capabilities but the paint or a premium paint it performed absolutely amazing and touched up extremely well all right so now i'm just going to get into just about a little bit of my experience using the paint and my observations i um it it's a premium paint i used uh benjamin moore reviewed benjamin moore or exterior and hands