Cashmere low-lustreI usually use Emerald interior from S-W for everything but it doesn’t touch up well.
Any suggestions out there?
Somebody mentioned Superspec at one point but I’ve only used Aura from BM.
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We’ve been using a lot of the matte lately and honestly it’s an awesome product. Good price point, great coverage and very durable . We have used regal on the same job and the scuff x has performed much better all around. It’s better than my emerald price but then again S-W jacked my prices after I told them the truth about their products.I second the Scuff-X, and I had some eggshell in a bathroom that touched up flawlessly a year after the initial job was done.
What’s your price on Emerald vs Scuff-X?We’ve been using a lot of the matte lately and honestly it’s an awesome product. Good price point, great coverage and very durable . We have used regal on the same job and the scuff x has performed much better all around. It’s better than my emerald price but then again S-W jacked my prices after I told them the truth about their products.
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I’ve used Cashmere recently and like how it touched up aside from when one is looking down alongside the wall.Cashmere low-lustre
I prefer it over any other SW paint. My customers like the sheen. I like the way it flows and touches up.
The SW rep told me years ago that they started having problems with touch-ups, especially in certain colors, when they started going low voc. I think the entire line is fairly voc compliant now, but he said that paints like SuperPaint and Cashmere (and a few others I forget now) would be closer to the original formula, and would be more reliable when touching up. I have found that to be true.I’ve used Cashmere recently and like how it touched up aside from when one is looking down alongside the wall.
Price point is nice too. $32.95/gal for low lustre.
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Thank you for that bit of information. I’ll tuck it away for future use.The SW rep told me years ago that they started having problems with touch-ups, especially in certain colors, when they started going low voc. I think the entire line is fairly voc compliant now, but he said that paints like SuperPaint and Cashmere (and a few others I forget now) would be closer to the original formula, and would be more reliable when touching up. I have found that to be true.
I had so many polka dots with a saddle tan color i was using in a Duration I had to repaint the entire room, and have been hesitant to use Duration ever since.
My local bm retailers are very pricey. I think my out the door scuff x price is about 48-49$. Emerald is over 50.What’s your price on Emerald vs Scuff-X?
Emerald matte is $42.40/gal
I don’t have a Benjamin Moore account but I’m going there tomorrow because I need a cabinet color that can be dark.
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Hopefully I can get scuff X for the same as my Emerald.My local bm retailers are very pricey. I think my out the door scuff x price is about 48-49$. Emerald is over 50.
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scuff x matte i think is alot shinier then select matte i need to test this out
ScuffX requires 2 coats to get that durable finish and that product does sheen up with each coat. Easy to brush and roll though.scuff x matte i think is alot shinier then select matte i need to test this out
Yeah, I step the Scuff-X down a sheen. Matte = eggshell / eggshell = satin etc. Although the sheen does - it seems to me (never "measured") - chill out some over time, but still higher. And I don't mind the slightly more than "semi" gloss for the trim. Advance is actually the same way. If I want something closer to the look of semi, I'll do the satin.ScuffX requires 2 coats to get that durable finish and that product does sheen up with each coat. Easy to brush and roll though.