Questions and Answers for BEHR PREMIUM 1 gal. #52 White Satin Enamel Interior/Exterior Cabinet, Door & Trim Paint

A:  Hi Kame, thanks for reaching out. I'm sorry to hear the color looks different than you expected. Sometimes, lighting can affect how a color turns out on your project, and we recommend trying a sample first to help you decide on the right color. Customer satisfaction is important to us, and we'd like to help get your project back on track. Please feel free to reach out to us directly so we can further assist. We look forward to hearing from you! -Christina

A:  Hi there, thank you for your questions. Yes, you can apply our Cabinet, Door & Trim Enamel over an oil-based primer. I'd like to mention that the paint is a stand-alone product that does not require a topcoat. However, you can apply our Fast-Drying Water-Based Polyurethane for added durability and protection. Have a great day! -Lina

A:  Hi Amna, thank you for your question. I'm sorry to hear that your color didn't turn out as expected, and I can understand why you'd like to have that made a bit darker. I recommend reaching out to your local Home Depot for more information on whether they can tint the paint further to make that a bit darker. That should be fine so long as you do not go above 6oz. of color in total per gallon for our Cabinet, Door & Trim Enamel in the White Base. Have a great day! -Lina

A:  Hi there, thank you for your question. We recommend priming with our Interior/Exterior Multi-Surface Primer and Sealer No. 436 for exterior cabinets. Have a great day! - Randy

A:  Hi Nadine, thank you for your question. The Cabinet, Door and Trim Paint can be applied to previously painted surfaces. Ensure the surface has been scuff sanded, cleaned, dried, and primed using a product such as our Kitchen, Bath and Trim Primer No. 75. Have a great day! - Randy

A:  Hi Bellz, thank you for your question. When applying the Cabinet, Door and Trim Paint, we recommend one coat of primer and two coats of paint. Additional primer coats can be applied. However, it's important to not apply the paint until after the primer has dried and the recoat time has passed. Inhaling sanding dust can be dangerous, so a NIOSH-approved respirator should be worn. Have a great day! - Randy

A:  Hi Floor, thank you for your question. As it turns out, the Cabinet, Door and Trim Paint isn't recommended for use on floors. Have a great day! - Randy

A:  Hi Kenny, thank you for your question. As it turns out, we do not recommend using an HVLP sprayer with our products. However, you can use an airless sprayer. Have a great day! - Alex