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Final Verdict and Recommendation

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Best garage paint. Rodda Paint Review. Is Wall Pro Good Paint?

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The painter gives his final verdict: he would absolutely use Rodda Wall Pro again for a garage project. He finds its price fair and its performance exceptionally well for this type of application. He notes it's a 'production type paint,' meaning it's great for new construction or garages where extreme scrubbability, durability, or scuff resistance (found in higher-end interior paints) are not primary concerns. He suggests it might not be the best choice for high-end repaints inside someone's home, where a higher-tier paint would be preferred. However, for garages, where ventilation might be limited, its low odor is a significant advantage. He specifically praises its spray performance and touch-up ability. While it might not be the absolute best product for rolling an entire garage, its spray performance is outstanding. He performs 2-3 garage painting jobs a year and considers this a 'great product' that sprays exceptionally well and touches up effectively.

Goal: The painter concludes that Rodda Wall Pro is an excellent production paint suitable for new construction and garages, especially when sprayed, but might not be ideal for high-end repaints.

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did i just sprayed one coat it does say you can also airless spray it 2 000 psi it's a tip size of a 15 to a 19 easy cleanup it's a water-based product and vocs are pretty dang low vocs 0.5 gallons per liter if that means anything to you it's an interior paint high high build high production or production paint so it says it's got exceptional hide and touch up exceptional coverage splatter resistant easy application and cleanup virtually no odor during application so um is any of that true i'm gonna let you know so now just on to my experiences with uh painting the product so i did spray i did brush and i did roll the product and i'll just talk uh first off about spraying the product i sprayed using a fine finish tip a 310 a 510 that i used a 5 15 and a 5 17. i used multiple tips so i tested across the board it sprayed through all those tips now spraying i got say um the first thing you know i'm gonna want in a product like this on a garage is i'm gonna want a product that covers very well i gotta say it covered amazingly or exceptionally well it's kind of a um a light tan you know color and we were just going over um bare drywall that's had a bunch of patches and so the drywall was extremely yellowed because the home was like 20 to 30 years old so it had a cover over a multitude of different surfaces it had a lot of varying surfaces like fire tape patches and stuff like that so i do got to say it covered extremely well and the sheen across the entire garage was exceptional it didn't have any flashing it didn't have any dull or heavy or um shiner spots on it so talk a little bit about the sheen it's got a satin sheen which is a gloss level too i'd say it was a true satin from my experience now when spraying it i it covered very well and then the sheen across the the garage because we had a lot of different services we had patches we had fire tape and we had a variant different drywall new drywall old drywall after spraying one coat it had a nice even sheen across the entire garage it hung extremely well when i do garages i spray one coat and i'm done and out of there because it's just we're just trying to get color get paint on the wall this is not the inside of the house it is just a garage and most people want their garages just painted and painted affordably just so they look nice when um you know you pull into the garage they're not trying to achieve you know a high level finish like they would the inside the house but the the finish across the board…

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