Furniture, Cabinets and More All-in-One Refinishing Kit/Color- Mocha

I love how this turned out!!! With using white I expected to use more than 2 coats, so I ended up using 4 coats total and let each coat dry for 4 hours and it worked really good and looks amazing!!It does say it takes 7-30 days ti fully cure so try to be careful during that time, I plan on using this product again and will finish my other bathrooms and then my kitchen.I’m very happy with it so far, just be prepared for a long few days to get done.I plan on using the grey color next time for my kitchen so fingers crossed j don’t need more than 2 coats.I ended up getting a foam roller as well, found it works way better than the one that comes with it.I also purchased the countertop kit as well, and it was easy and turned out fabulous and better than I thought it would and again I did 4 coats of the white and let dry for 4 hours each coat and on the last coat I did the flecks and let dry for 4 hours and then lastly used the sealer and I did 4 coats of it and let each coat dry for 4 hours and I’m impressed with it as of now so I’m hoping over time it stays in pretty good shape.But all In all this is a good product and will buy again oh and I also painted over the tile on my wall means how it is older and I must say it looks amazing too and put the sealer of that as well.

Color exactly is expected went on smooth, covered brush strokes.

I'm giving it a one star for the smell. OMG the smell. I bought this after watching a ton of videos, and thought this was the easiest way to cover all the orange stained trim in my house. I started in the master closet as a test area, with a fan, and it wasn't enough. Even after a week, the smell is still there.Note to mention the roller they provided, wouldn't spin, and the brush... all I do is pick out bristles with a pair of scissors. Smdh.With that said. I had to do three coats of beyond paint on each piece of trim, it did dry quickly and I was able to do the whole room in two days. It looks good, but I noticed it peels off easily. I don't know how people can put this on any high traffic area, or even a counter top without it peeling off. I ended up covering it with a white high gloss trim paint and my fingers are crossed, that it won't peel off.And did I mention the smell.I'm not even sure if I can honestly stand to use it anymore. But it's expensive and I hate to waste it. My suggestion to others is, do a test area first. A piece of free standing furniture or something you can move outside to avoid the smell, before you do something that is permanent in your home.Maybe in a month or two I give an update and see how it holds up.

Best paint I have ever used. Coverage is great and cleanup with water is so good. Very little smell.

I really liked the way this paint went on and it looks good for now although I’m not sure how it’s going to hold up. I would’ve preferred a harder finish.The supplies that came with looked nothing like the picture and were not the quality shown especially the brush. The brush is an extremely cheap chip brush had to buy a different brush. The roller worked fine. I scuffed sanded the wood, and I hope that will help the paint stay on. I did not scuff sand the end panel of the cabinet which just had a thin plastic veneer. The paint had difficulty sticking there, but it seems to be better given time to cure.I was using a good trim paint at the same time on the room’s trim and I really wish I had gotten this instead. I do like the way this paint goes on very much!

Nantucket and white for the mirror

The best thing I have used. I have painted both my bathroom cabinets with it and fell in love. Got two friends to do the same thing. Easy process and turned out perfect.

I think spray priming first, especially areas that aren’t flat would give a better finish. The first coat doesn’t have good coverage, especially with a brush. Had to do those areas 3 times and still shows brush strokes. And the finishing kit is useless. The brush is terrible. The tray was cracked. And the roller didn’t roll; just smeared. Luckily I had already purchased paint supplies. So yes, my cabinet looks better than before, but for the price of the paint, I expected better. It is thick, that is for sure. Next time I think I’ll spray the primer on, use a good enamel and spray on a top coat.