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Which do you like ? Cons Reports rate Behr Marquis best. I have put two coats of white on over peach and it still looks like it needs another coat.
I know the pure white is not 1 coat coverage, but 3 coats seems excessive
 
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Benjamin Moore. It covers better than anything else and is great paint.
 
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I like Valspar Reserve from Lowe’s. I detest painting and this stuff works with one coat in most cases. I used to dread the idea of painting a room then having to do it again for a second coat but this stuff fixed that.


 
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No primer??

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Been using sherwin Williams for decades, it has worked for us.

But when covering another color,especially darks, I use a coat of Kilz primer.



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Been using sherwin Williams for decades, it has worked for us.

But when covering another color,especially darks, I use a coat of Kilz primer.

This. We have always had good luck using Kilz primers to cover stains, dark colors, etc.


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Kelly Moore DuraPoxy

Quite expensive but the performance is the best I've seen. Goes on smoothly, doesn't drip on a brush or roller and dries incredibly fast. Dry to the touch in about 5-7 minutes. The contractor we used for our kitchen and Master bath remodels used it and when I decided to paint my garage (stuck in Covid jail) I went to the local KM paint store. I mentioned my contractor's name and they put the sale through on his account number (I paid with CC) and the price was more than half of the retail.



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Sherwin Williams Super Paint



 
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Sherwin Williams Super Paint


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Another vote for Sherwin Super Paint. I put down 2 coats just to make sure everything is 100%.
 
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Inside I've used lots of brands including SW but I think the issue is proper priming.
Especially when going dark you need a dark primer.
Going lighter the reverse and a good primer will seal out the old.
Three coats of white may be necessary without proper primer coat.
 
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I was always a Benjamin Moore fan, but I did a big project last summer using Behr and I was very pleased.




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