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Gray and Blue Paint Performance & Price

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CAUTION paint splatter!!! Sherwin Williams SuperPaint Review

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Chris discusses the performance of the gray SuperPaint. He found the consistency of the gray paint to be satisfactory, neither too thick nor too thin, which facilitated easy application. He was also impressed by the dry time, noting that it was not too fast or too slow, providing ample working time. Unlike the yellow, the gray SuperPaint exhibited minimal to no splatter when applied. The blue paint's coverage is mentioned as requiring multiple coats. The hosts then touch upon the price, mentioning it is around $30 per gallon, with an estimated retail price of $55-60.

Goal: Assess the performance characteristics of gray and blue SuperPaint, including application and cost.

Tools and materials

  • Corona Tynex Nylon Brush Corona — Cutting in and trim work, Microfiber Roller Unknown

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with the yellow you know with the you know there's lots of yellow in there this is a white face and you're trying to pump that much yellow pigment into it it doesn't cover well if things out the pink that yellow is really runny again not really surprising because it's gonna happen pretty much on any paint line that you're working with but it was it always stinks when it didn't really meet my expectations with what I was hoping for a yellow yeah we use a microfiber roller so we use that high quality roller so you know that with you know a high quality paint or if it is iconic mean or not you know I would have thought we would see less stippling what was what would you have thoughts on how well it covered you know the the gray seems to cover pretty well again that has a more to do with the pigment ratio the different pigments use than it does with maybe the product itself I wasn't super impressed with the yellow and the deep blue seemed to cover well although again it did take multiple coats to get that so I needed the gray I rolled it I rushed it and either something I do like about it I like the consistency of the product I don't think it was too thick and I don't think was too runny the gray and the gray was in an extra white base and so I like that I did like the dry time I think you didn't dry too fast and I didn't do by too slow had plenty of working time with it and it's really hard to say how it flowed and leveled out because whoever painted its place before did really bad the walls were stipple the trim was all brushed and rolled sniffle really bad it was literally an absolute mess so it's really kind of hard to tell how it seemed like it blown and leveled out you know pretty nice the gray didn't splatter at all I was using it coupled with a corona brush a corona tie next nylon brush is out it doesn't rush I was using and the combination of that brush and this product worked really well I was going around and doing a lot of the cut ends and doing the trim work on the rail the cap rails and stuff and I liked it even see the brush got a little bit too soft but I think I don't think one time did I have any drift off my brush so I really like that so as I was definitely in my content bucket and falling out never once had a drip I mean I would lift it up and I like the hang time that had on the brush so and I thought I mean I was going in the ideal situation because it was this was dark gray and I was going a lighter gray over a dark gray so I think that…

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