sherwin-williams emerald-exterior price

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My first Emerald exterior | Professional Painting Contractors Forum

May 25, 2012 - I used it because it was demoed to me for free, but I wouldn't pay 70/gallon for it. In the higher end paint spectrum, I'd rather use Aura which is similar quality, but better price.

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Is Sherwin Williams Emerald paint (their most expensive) worth buying? Suggestions on all things painting I need

Yes, worth it. Same with Benjamin Moore’s top end, Aura. I’m the family member that everyone calls when they want painting done, I will push people to use one of those two brands and to use their top shelf products, they make a difference. Typically you go with egg shell finish on walls, semi-gloss or satin on trim, and matte on ceilings. Get something like Aura bath and spa for high humidity rooms like bathrooms and use satin or egg shell on bathroom ceilings, and make sure you leave the fan on for 20 mins after you’re done showering to help keep the ceiling free from mold. If you have low natural light and you want to brighten up the room up stay north of 60 LRV. But if it has plenty of natural light you can do what you like. But most interior designers like neutral colors in the 55-75 range. Use frog tape, it’s the best painters tape. I like purdy brushes and rollers. More on reddit.com

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April 14, 2024

My painter wants $400 more if I want SW Emerald. They use superpaint. Is it worth it?

Assuming a satin finish: If you want washability, mould and moisture resistance, and ease of future touch up (Emerald is available in quarts while Superpaint is not), then it is worth the upgrade. The painter has his own profit margin and it costs him more to buy Emerald than it would Superpaint. In my experience a gallon Emerald is $25-$35 more expensive compared to Superpaint, and that is at the painter’s contractor price. I’m probably overestimating a little bit, but for two coats let’s say it takes 10 gallons of paint for everything you need done. 10 x $35 = $350 plus applicable taxes. So the painter’s math is correct. More on reddit.com

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October 15, 2022

I am not impressed with Sherwin Williams Emerald

It’s cool I’ll take my advice from people that know how to paint not a little dick white supremacist. Grats on the negative karma btw, I don’t think I’ve ever seen an account in the negative before. More on reddit.com

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June 14, 2023

Sherwin Williams super paint or emerald for exterior

planning to live there for awhile? emerald is certainly worth it. the majority of the cost of a paint job is labor so might as well go with the best you can get. will last longer too which will delay having to pay to repaint More on reddit.com

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