Sherwin Williams Pro Industrial Water Based Pre-Catalyzed Epoxy

10 years ago

Went to SW to get their Pro-classic paint for kitchen cabinets, wanting a gallon in the color I'd decided on and they were out of the original formula to do a darker color and sold me their Pro Industrial for the same price. Is this type of paint going to be a good choice for lower cabinets?

Thank you,
Janice

Comments (7)

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Christopher Nelson Wallcovering and Painting
10 years ago
yes
Janice
Original Author
10 years ago
Thank you Christopher! Have you used it--got any advice on using it-- applying it-- best primer etc? :-) I am hoping to be using it on bare wood and some factory-finished cabinets and one piece that has a water-based poly finish.
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Christopher Nelson Wallcovering and Painting
10 years ago
after proper sanding and cleaning , I would use Zinsser 123
Janice
Original Author
10 years ago
Thank you Christopher--used it yesterday doing the 1st coat and early today the second! Pretty impressive already! Later on, I had to scrub off a contrasting color that has slopped on and the original color (Pro-Industrial) held absolutely fast already!

janice
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Christopher Nelson Wallcovering and Painting
10 years ago
good!
Janice
Original Author
10 years ago
LOL, Christopher--LOVE the thumbs up! Good stuff--really! At originally $100 a gallon, it better be!!
Michael Kerstetter
8 years ago
Janice...I'm getting ready to use Pro Industrial paint on my kitchen cabinets. How did your project go? Is it holding up? Thanks.