Miller Paint

This Company is great and so is the paint. You do need to know how to paint in order to write a proper review so ask questions they are super helpful and will tell you what product to use for your project paint does take a couple of days to «cure» so tell them if you need something quick drying for lets say a bookshelf. They will color match anything and most colors coat great I just keep going back every time!

Believe me, I want to like their paint. The staff is friendly, they work hard to mix the color you want, and the paint is made in the Northwest, but what good is all that, when the paint just doesn’t cut it?
More like never dries…
I was excited to find out they had no VOC interior paint, and went and bought what I needed to redo my living room walls, door and trim. The walls came out great. The trim and door were a semi gloss that was really difficult to work with. Thick and drippy, it formed a «skin» immediately so it was nearly impossible to overlap as I dipped my brush. I found myself using water on my fingers to smooth it out.
Silly me, 2 months later I had some built in bookshelves to paint and I went out and bought the same stuff. Guess I didn’t learn my lesson the first time. Again streaky and super difficult to work with. That was 3 months ago, and I still haven’t been able to put my books back on the shelf because it’s still sticky! When I called the store a month after painting it, they told me it can take up to 6 weeks for the no VOC paint to dry… No one told me that when I bought it and now I’m wondering if it will ever dry.
Do yourself a favor and don’t use this paint.