Customer Reviews for BEHR 1 gal. White Satin Enamel Masonry, Stucco and Brick Interior/Exterior Paint

It did the job for what I going for. No running, no prime before time! Worked great!

I had some masonry yard figurines that had gotten worn and weathered. I used the Behr masonry paint on them and they look great.

Used to paint brick around fireplace. Surface and grout joints were rough and porous. Took 3 coats but was not fault of product. Paint was thick enough , had no runs and held on to brush and roller well.

The bluest gray masonry paint spread evenly throughout my sidewalk. It is a thick, shiny and beautiful appearance. Couldn’t ask for a better paint and color.

I was stuck on the idea of buying semi-gloss paint for my project. The I saw this BERH flat paint for a third of the cost of the paint I was set on buying elsewhere. I used a Graco Project Pro sprayer on my split faced block. The results really surprised me. A contractor quoted me $2100 to paint this 80-foot wall. Since that quote, I've spent about $250 for 10 two 5-gallon buckets of BEHR Masonry, Stucco & Brick Paint. I already had the sprayer even before the contractor's quote.

Up to standards painted a block wall used up 10 gallons of paint. So far good but looks good gave some spots 3 coats should last at least 60 years . Paint was expensive

Little expensive but easy to apply and color change depending of light with a particular tonality.

Service was awesome! The paint was great we used a sprayer and only took one coat

Wow! Best paint ever! Nothing better than Behr!!! It goes on easier and covers BETTER than any other top brands that we’ve tried. Our house looks AMAZING!

I purchased this paint to redo our church ramp.Color match machine was dead on and the finished product is great

Little pricy from what i paid a year ago. Good paint but you will need 2 coats to cover if going over stucco.

I bought this paint and had it professionally painted on my house and will echo one of the other comments that I noticed... leaves bubbles all over. It literally looks like the craterous surface of the moon. Even after two coats the bubbles persisted. I've never had this happen with a paint before - this is not normal. Very disappointing especially when I put days into the prep and then paid a lot to have it professionally done. It was my first and last time purchasing Behr paint.

The paint is white and so is my wall now.

Love the B EHR paints they work for all my needs as an handyman

Very Good paint for brick……………………………………………………………..

Worked great, got the results we hoped for

This paint is fairly good and a decent price

Used this in combination with Kilz primer to apply paint to an outdoor facade. Went on easily with a Wagner spray gun system. The thickness of the paint did remove a bit of the stone texture but happy with the overall result.

Our house looks amazing! Painted off white brick Bakery Box white and it just looks so clean and crisp. Great coverage.

Great product. Sticks well to stucco and i love the overall result. Th Sticks well to stucco although the color was a bit darker than expected.

I just finished building a concrete block pier for my telescope and I wanted a good seal to keep moisture from penetrating the blocks so I chose the Behr masonry paint in white which will help keep the pier from absorbing too much heat on a sunny day. I think this is going to work very well.

Goes on well and covers dark marks with ease which saves paint for future projects.

we picked this paint to give new life to a tired old fire place. thick enough to cover great. use a rough surface roller and a good brush... not the cheapest and not the best ( Purdy, Wooster Pro ) because you will be throwing it away when your done.

My knowledge of paint is limited and the more research I did the more confused I got. Due to the shortage of the paint I needed for exterior, Chris & Miguel helped me come up with a solution. A week ago the job got done and it came out beautifully despite the different kind of paints. We are so satisfied and we get all kinds of compliments from our neighbors. Product: Behr Premium + (4400) Product #Behr # 272

I did a lot of research to find the best masonry brick paint and found Behr to be the most popular. I have a mid-70's house with ugly tan brick and this paint is covering it well. No primer, just two coats and it looks beautiful. I've only done where the gutters go in the corners but I love the coverage and color.

Great Product

This is a good paint for masonry but the coverage amounts are nowhere close for when I painted new interior concrete/cinder block. I painted about 170 square feet (2 coats) of wall and used around 3.5 gallons. With 2 coats, I essentially painted 340 sq. feet (~100 sqft per gallon) which is less than half the advertised coverage of 250 sqft/gallon for rough surfaces. I understand new cinder block will use a lot of paint but, based off how it was advertised, I thought I would get at least 250 square feet per gallon. Now I will need another 5 gallon. I also did two coats and the block could easily use a third. The consistency of the paint is just like standard latex. This paint can be used inside or out and is specifically made for masonry as masonry can hold moisture in it. I recommend using a large wrench to open and close the spout on the lid, there is not much room around the cap to fit your fingers.

I was told by a Home Depot paint specialist that this paint was better for stucco than the Behr ultra and decided to try it. What a mistake as it seems to be poor quality paint that bubbles in the can and on the wall. I would switch to a higher quality paint but already painted the front of my house. I am not sure what to do? I also am concerned about it fading as I hear the fading properties on this paint are not as good as their other lines. I would have paid more if I knew this before painting. I also am surprised by the poor quality control on labeling as the helpline number on the can was incorrect and missing 4 digits. If Behr can’t get the label right how are they going to get the paint right? Please don’t buy.

Absolutely lovely!!

I painted my exterior stucco about 7 years ago and I began noticing the color change after about the first year. Fast forward to today and the color on my stucco looks completely different than it did when I first painted the house. I know color fades but I’ve never seen paint change as drastically as mine has. What started out as a tan color is now a grayish purplish color. It honestly looks like someone painted our house a different color.