Questions and Answers for BEHR MARQUEE 1 gal. #PPU26-23A Dark Secret Matte Interior Paint & Primer

A:  Hi Rebecca, thanks for your question. One gallon of our Marquee Interior Matte paint will cover 250-400 square feet for one coat. Have a great day! -Christina

A:  Hi Rebecca, thanks for your question. One gallon of our Marquee Interior Matte paint will cover 250-400 square feet for one coat. Have a great day! -Christina

A:  Hi Donney, thanks for the question. Yes, you can get the color Loft Light in an Eggshell Finish in our Marquee Paint. Have a great day! -Ronald

A:  Hi Deena, thanks for your questions. Our Marquee paint is a gret choice for your vanity, and one quart should covers about 100 square feet for one coat. I recommend measuring your vanity to see if one quart will be enough. Have a great day! -Christina

A:  Hi Selene, thank you for your question. Our Marquee Paint is guaranteed to cover in one coat when tinted to a One-Coat Color and applied over a previously coated surface. I see Fern Leaf is a One-Coat Color, so that should cover in one coat. Have a great day! -Lina

A:  Hi John, thanks for the question. Yes, our Marquee Paint can be tinted into all of our colors. If the paint is already tinted, it isn't recommended to add any additional tint, because if too much tint is added, it could cause performance issues with the paint. Have a great day! -Ronald

A:  Hi Jeff, thanks for the question. Yes, our Marquee Paint does have a mildew-resistant coating to help keep mold and mildew from growing on the paint film. It would be a great choice for your basement. Have a great day! -Ronald

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A:  Hi Lynn, thanks for your question. Flat and matte are not the same finish. Flat is the lowest sheen with the least amount of gloss, while matte is one sheen level above flat. Hope this info helps! -Christina

A:  Hi Bill, thanks for the question. Yes, our Marquee Ultra Pure White is a good choice for ceilings. We also have our Marquee Ceiling Paint in Ultra Pure White which is a great choice as well. Good luck with painting your ceiling! -Ronald

A:  Hi JoeM, thank you for your question. Typically, cabinets are done with high sheens for the best protection, durability, and scrubbability. You can use a semi-gloss finish and that will dry to a hard and glossy finish, so a topcoat would not be necessary. However, you have the option of using a water-based polyurethane if you'd like. Good luck with your project! -Giovanna