[Wickedgood!]

Guess it's new to the market.. Has high durability/washability (not a word I know).. Anyone heard of it or used it?

http://homerepair.about.com/od/interiorhomerepair/ss/ceramic_paint.htm

 

[cole191919]

Never heard of it nor have I used it. Seems slightly intriguing although I wonder how does it really differ from Kitchen and Bath paint? He said he basically would use this primarily in areas which would be subject to moisture/mold, etc and regular cleaning, which would be exactly why you would paint those rooms in Kitchen/Bath paint.

 

[painttofish]

There are numerous ceramic paints on the market. This specific brand ( O'leary) is from a michigan based manufacturer. I have not used it before, but if you are interested in trying a quality ceramic paint BM makes a nice one in there regal line (matte). Ceramics are as close to a flat as you can get while still being scrubbable/durrable.

 

[T200]

We've applied BM's Regal Matte (ceramic beads) but I haven't gotten any feedback from customers about its performance (washability).

We've also applied SW's Duration Home (non-ceramic beads) and I have received feedback from a few customers (with small children and handprints) who said they liked it.