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Benjamin Moore Advance on Cabinets Reviewed. How Does it Perform Rolled, Brushed, and Sprayed?!

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The presenter introduces Benjamin Moore Advance, a waterborne alkyd interior paint, highlighting its oil-modified acrylic nature and extended dry time of 4-6 hours to the touch. This extended dry time is crucial for achieving a smooth, level finish when brushing or rolling. He outlines the plan to test the paint by spraying a vanity and brushing/rolling vanity doors. The paint is noted for its low VOC (43 g/L when tinted) and is a two-coat product.

Goal: Understand the properties and intended uses of Benjamin Moore Advance paint.

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this paint live tv i'm christy idaho painter in this video i'm gonna be using a product called benjamin moore advanced i've heard a whole lot about it painters all over the u.s use it to spray trim with and i hear a lot of guys using it to paint cabinets with they've heard a lot of good stuff about it i've never had the opportunity to use it so i'm going to be spraying it on this vanity and the vanity doors and i'm also going to be brushing and rolling it it's a waterborne alkyd paint and it should level out and look amazing even if you brush and roll it but i don't know we got to put it to the test so if you want to see how benjamin moore advance turns out on this cabinet stay tuned for this video [Applause] [Music]

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