Redlands Paint Store

Redlands Paint Store is the very best for Benjamin Moore Paint. It is truely the very best you can buy, It goes on like cream and looks so nice when job is compleated, this is first class paint.
Everyone working there are very helpful, they know what and how to do it the right way.
That will save you alot of time and money. The box store paint is no good, and will coast you more money in the long run. Benjamin Moore will last longer, and look much better.
Tom from Banning

Scott has been the most helpful and knowledgeable with specifics regarding my paint project. He even went above and beyond to help me out when I needed help after getting the wrong color mixed. A great experience at Redlands Paint.

Slowly but surely, I am painting my house as time and money permits. Every time I am ready to tackle a new painting project, there are always questions about colors and exactly what painting products are needed. But, there is never a question about where I will purchase my paint.
Redlands Paint Store is the only place I go. The staff is extremely knowledgeable. Scott is always most helpful. And Benjamin Moore products can’t be beat.

I am a home owner who is painting my entire house (ceilings included) with my own two hands. Although I am learning why people hire professional painters, I can tell you that if you are a DIYer like myself, the service and knowledge you will find at the Redlands Paint Store is invaluable when tackling a project yourself.
I have purchased paint from the big box stores and have learned better. They sell inferior paint and package it with confidently foolish advice that will cost you money.
Scott and Glen have the knowledge to help you make cost efficient decisions. They will look out for your best interests. And, the last thing you want to learn is that you bought the wrong product once its already on the walls.
BTW, Benjamin Moore is a superior product. I have a 7 year old with Tourette’s whose tics are easily triggered by the slightest chemicals in his environment. The Natura prodcut was my first choice after some diligent research, but I was redirected to BM’s Ultra Spec 500 (another Zero VOC option). Not only did I save $ per gallon, but my son has not had a single reaction yet. He slept in his bedroom one day after painting without any tics. Scott and Glen are obviously knowledgeable about the chemicals in their products.
I would highly recommend this paint and the guys at the Redlands Paint Store to mix it for you.
Update: A year on the walls and the Ultra Spec looks fantastic. It touches up easily and the tinting between cans is always perfect.
In comparison to the bank’s paint (we bought a foreclosure that was cheaply «spruced up» by the bank), BM is amazingly resistant to finger prints from kid hands. If it does mark, which is rare, it washes off easily.
And my (now) 8 year old with Tourette’s? — he can actually help paint with no problems. But if someone wears perfume around him he has issues…
I have also been painting doors and trim with BM’s Aura line which is unlike any latex I’ve ever used. It dries incredibly quickly and hardens so fast I have been able to sand it within an hour of applying it.
Yes– sanding latex paint. It doesn’t ball up or peel away. It simply sands down. Amazing stuff… expensive yes, but amazing stuff.
I would highly recommend it for trim. I imagine it might also work well on furniture or cabinets (items which need durability and where you want to avoid that tackiness that big box latex paints are known for), but I would ask the guys at Redlands Paint for advice first.
BTW, both Ultra Spec and Aura have only required one coat for me. Because of this, I think we probably saved time and money compared to using big box paint.

Bieng a paint contractor in the local area I look for service with qualified products. I can tell you that is what you should expect at this paint store. Daves knowledge in paint coatings runs from generations since he is a 3^rd gen owner. His staff in the paint department (Scott and Glen) only complement Dave and their superior product line of Benjamin Moore. Thanks Redlands Paint, you are a part of what makes my business a success.

I came in initially to get an estimate on a very old, large map that I wanted framed. Lisa was extremely helpful and had a great eye for picking out an appropriate frame and mat that would look good with my map. She wrote up the estimate and I took it with me to shop around because I had no idea how much custom framing for such a large object would be (46“x33″); I was hesitant to commit to framing it there because the estimate was more than I had wanted to pay initially. I went to Aaron Bros. and was extremely disappointed in the quality of the frames and the lack of assistance I received at the custom counter (the price was roughly the same). I went back to Redlands Paint the next week, told Lisa I wanted to try to find a frame that was half the cost, and she was able to find the exact same frame we had originally chosen but in a smaller thickness. I appreciated that she didn’t seem to judge me for wanting to bring the cost down. What really impressed me was that I mentioned that I would love to have the frame by a certain date (less than two weeks), and she and Dave (who does the actual framing) were able to do so for me, without charging me extra. I am so thrilled with the final product and strongly recommend them for custom frame work!

So I recently decided to start working on my sports room, and the first thing I had to have done was get my autorgraphed jerseys professionally framed. I had two basketball jerseys and one football jersey, all of which have I have extreme personal attachments too, so I have been really picky on who would be framing them. After talking to the owner, David, who has been doing professional framing of sports items for 30+ years, I felt very comfortable having him do the work… and I am extremely please with the outcome! If you have items that need to be framed /​mounted, David is your guy.
(I’ll upload a picture of the jerseys… and before anyone asks, no, I won’t sell any of ‘em lol)