Benjamin Moore Paints Reviews

I walked over to my local Benjamin Moore store a few minutes ago. There were several people already waiting. The store was under staffed. After 10 minutes both over worked people came to the counter with negative energy. I only needed some touch up paint and I brought some paint chips to match the color. The employee asked what king of paint do I need. I said look at the chips, you tell me, you're the expert here. He told me to go somewhere else!

I’m pretty disappointed with the Lethbridge Alberta Canada Benjamin Moore store’s staff, I recently repainted the entire interior of my house with the intentions of simply using the identical paint colour. I bought the original Benjamin Moore containers with all the necessary paint formula. It was not until afterwards thinking that I got the identical paint I simply went ahead and painted. It was really odd all the paint that I bought was slightly off in matching with the original colour, but to my horror the new paint has a slightly different paint formula. I inquired at the store, what’s up, why the discrepancy and I was told Benjamin Moore periodically changes their formula for a given paint colour. I wished the staff would have disclosed this critical information in advance, I am not at all happy when I have always considered Benjamin Moore represents quality and that should include quality service.

In June, I had the interior of my house painted on the 1st floor. It took 4-5 coats of BM Regal Select Matte Chantilly Lace to cover a medium brown when it should have taken 2 coats at the most. In addition to the watery viscosity of the paint, the painter would have to strain the paint to prevent most of the 'boogers' with still a few left over. About 1 1/2 weeks into the project I called the store, Dugan's Paint, I purchased the paint from. They sent their dept head over who refunded the painter's $ since he was using the appropriate equipment to paint with. I asked for further costs to be refunded because of his time and the condition of my walls. Silence.

We live in Fl and I was going for a Key West vibe in our guest room. This is warm, calm, and a great pallet with green, white, and leopard. The perfect blush, not too pink. It covered in one coat. 🌴🌸

Good quality paint! I don't recommend to buy white base in any product. I'm a 7 years painter and I always need 1 more coat for white base. I don't have that problem in other brands. It is a BIG loss when you end up painting a 4th coat in a big house because it not cover. Extra hours of work and extra paint. For me it is not worth it for the money I pay. Sico, Sherwin, Betonel, MF cover way better for a better price.

I bought Benjamin Moore pool paint. The color was fantastic but the quality of the paint was poor. It was pure water and took 4 time to paint the pool to see the paint even. After the two months the paint stared bubbling I called the company and Mr ** put a lot of excuses to resolve the problem and sent me back to Amazon because I bought the paint from them. The remedy or advice I got from Benjamin Moore was to empty the pool and repaint the pool again. That was the only help I could get. My advice for everyone is to please not to use that paint. Here is the info: INSL-X Waterborne, Semi-Gloss Acrylic Pool Paint, Royal Blue, 1 Gallon.

I have suggested Benjamin moore for many years. Just used Ben. Very transparent. Had to use 4 coats on a beige wall. Paint that costly should be maximum 2 coat paint. Never again. I was disappointed.

The store on Roosevelt and Timuquana is the best. I took in 7-year-old lumpy/dry paint for them to match. The color is no longer made. It took them a while but the men would not give up. Thank you guys. My job is now complete!❤️

After using Benjamin Moore paint on every room of my house over the last 6 years I am now on the kitchen. I needed more ceiling paint and a fresh colour for the walls. When I go to buy it I am told they have a new formula but I am sold the equivalent to what I was using. My 2 year old BM ceiling paint gets the first coat done and a start on the second. Open the new stuff. It is like yogurt. Directions do not say I can thin. I don’t. 10 min of rolling my new roller turns to something that looks like cardboard. The nap is saturated and all stuck together and has to be cleaned. By the time I finish it is that way again. Cutting with a brush? Why is the paint falling off my brush? My face looked like the loser at an unprotected paint ball game. I ask myself “why do companies change a good product?” I can think of 3 answers.

I recently bought what was recommended as a great paint (Benjamin Moore) and to my surprise it is watery, streaks and has very low coverage. I am horribly disappointed with this paint product. I will not be using this paint again.

Really love their paint. Its texture, smooth with any roller or brush and Its longevity. Worth every penny. I have used several brands but this paint stays true to its color and doesn't chip like other brands I have used. Just great quality paint overall.

I am extremely disappointed in Benjamin Moore and their representative Scott **. A local hardware offered a tutorial on deck remodeling including how to apply Benjamin Moore products. Never once did the representative state it was her personal opinion and that she was not a representative of Benjamin Moore. In fact, Benjamin Moore was tagged in all of her presentation material. The advice was followed and within months the stain flacked and cracked. Scott refused to provide remedy insisting it was not Benjamin Moore's problem. Horribly disappointed in this representation and failure to assist.

The flat paint marks with a light touch and the egg shell is gloppy and streaks. The painters we hired to do the entire interior of our house made us pay to change the paint even though they recommended this brand. Benjamin Moore refused to acknowledge that the paint was dysfunctional.

I recently paid $350 on Benjamin Moore paint. It is the first time I bought this paint as I normally use Sherwin-Williams but the store was closed and I was in a hurry to get the paint for the professional painters I had hired. They painted the ceiling and the trim with the paint and were very upset as it would glop and not spread evenly. It looked horrible and I had to run out and buy Sherwin-Williams paint to do the walls which turned out great. I had to pay extra to have them paint the ceiling and the trim again. I went to the store and let them know that there were issues with the paint and that I wanted my money back. They said the paint seemed fine and they could send it to be analyzed but only if I didn't post any bad reviews. Clearly they don't care about the quality of their paint if they will only send it for analysis if someone doesn't post a bad review. I will never again use this paint.

When looking & buying paints, have a good idea what is needed & NEVER BUY CHEAP PAINTS. Cheap paints won't stand the weather & will require 2-3 coats. Get the ONE COAT PAINT, You will not be sorry!! SCW...

This paint covers nearly all of the flaws on surfaces. It rolls on smoothly and easily. It's worth the extra cost and comes in many colors. I recently painted over a damaged surface with a Benjamin Moore light pastel over old dark red paint. It only took a few coats and now the walls look almost professionally done even though I'm an amateur. I highly recommend this paint.

I think Benjamin Moore paint is one of the best around if not the best. I got my whole family using Benjamin Moore paint. I love them. if you have not tried them now is the time. I am about to redo my house within the next 2 or 3 weeks.

Great paint with good coverage. I've used it before on many interiors and exteriors and never had an issue. Excellent choice for all your painting needs. Very easy to use when brushing, rolling or spraying, easy clean up too!

Growing up in my house we always used Benjamin moore paint for painting rooms. It always came out beautifully. I've never been disappointed with Benjamin moore paint. They have primer that covers grease. I was so happy to hear that before painting the kitchen. They also have a variety of great stains for furniture or woodwork, molding.

Great service and high quality paint. The only negative is that my local store used to custom-match color, but now they will only try to find something close within their color line. So instead, I go to ** - can still choose the Benjamin Moore brand, and true to their word, they mix the perfect color every time.

Great quality.. It not that running paint or watery.. You don't have to put on extra coding of paint to paint the wall.. The paint have that beautiful shine on that glossy. When you get that color it will be the right color.. They may should that you are happy and you get what you want in your color and paint.

Paint colors are vibrant, provide great coverage and are awesome. Easy to paint with and makes the walls and overall house fresh and bright! Very happy with this paint and I know you will be also! Will be my go to paint from here on out!

The price is good, a personal blend is consistent can to can. It rolls on smoothly, with a consistency that stays on the brush or roller without many drips. It seems to dry slower than other brands, but this may be a sign of quality and is no bother.

I like Benjamin Moore paints- There is a wonderful variety of colors, the paint goes on very smoothly, and it is easy to clean up- I have tried other paints, and found that the colors are not as bright, and they are very beautiful, and the paint looks great in my finished basement-

I've found other brands just as good that can match their colours for cheaper. Try reducing the price point. I think the brand speaks for itself but it can be hard to justify using it for large paint jobs.

Used Benjamin Moore paints inside and outside. Deck Stain held up very well in areas of bright sun, snow & rain. Inside our home Benjamin Moore paint had a long lasting color, easy to clean, and easy to apply to ceilings & walls.

Benjamin Moore paint is creamy and smooth, Great texture. Easy to work with. Excellent finish. Is the only name brand of paint I have been using for twenty five years. I highly recommend Benjamin Moore paint.

I am always pleased with the ease and coverage of this paint. I've used it indoor and outdoor, flat and eggshell, highly recommend this brand. It doesn't hurt that there is a Benjamin Moore store close to my house .

Goes on smooth, cleans up easily, nice shine, good coats, easy to use, does not stain, good color variety, great choices, many choices and options, different lines for different budgets and needs. Like getting the paint chips and samples.

We have trusted Benjamin Moore with all our paint needs for years. They have been super attentive and really know how to mix up the paint. We have had some tricky situations where we wanted to match old paint and they excelled. The quality of the paint is really nice too.

Benjamin Moore is a well known and trusted brand. As a homeowner I have used other paint companies. I had to return the paints due to the fact that they just do not add up. Color looked bad on the walls as though I would need at least 5 paint coats. NOT WITH BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS. Benjamin Moore Paint offer a range of great colors that never ceases to amaze me.

The quality sets it apart. Even after a decade it keeps its color and sheen. Easily cleaned, and easy to maintain. There is an array of colors and shades available to choose from. Have used it at home and on our investment properties with excellent results.

Simply put, it's the variety of paint colors they offer, along with the quality of the paint itself. It holds up very well on any interior wall and lasts without fading/chipping. I have used it extensively throughout my home and would recommend their products to others.

Quality of paint is amazing. True to color, easy to clean paint. I always purchase Benjamin Moore paints not only because of their well known name, but because they live up to their product's description all the time.

I first used this paint when we were build our house and it holds up great on the walls, I painted my kitchen cabinets twice and was amazed that it resisted nick. I have since painted all my walls using this product at least twice and the only reason I did was because I wanted a new color.

Beat paint for coverage. We used it on our home and needed one coat for full coverage on the ceiling . I would recommend it. It is a bit pricey but worth it. Would do the job for many jobs. Great variety of colors and textures.

Their AURA paint is positively the best and the color is as fresh after 10 years as the day it was first painted, option of colors is broad, and it covers well, great texture and it wears well. Covers evenly, and texture is good not watery like some paints.

My family is very sensitive and our household is into natural, healthy environment, so choosing a paint with no VOC was always very important. Natura from Benjamin Moore is the only paint I like to use indoor. We repainted our home many times, always using Natura, and there was never a lingering paint smell. I recommend it to everyone who is looking for safe paint.

BM paint has the viscosity that doesn't splatter when applying. Also the color is consistent from batch to batch. The ability to clean scuffs without the paint color dulling and rubbing off is also very good.

The staff was very friendly and offered great insight as well as plenty of options. The paint was beautiful and went on smoothly. The color was true to what we had chosen and it dried very nicely with no dripping or pooling. The finished product was brilliant and has held up very well under kids, dogs and daily wear. We do plan on using them for future projects as well. Very pleased with the product and we do recommend it.