1 Quart Oil Base Enamel Paint in Ocean Blue 32550-2

If you’re looking for a paint that covers very well and very durable. This is it.

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This paint is durable after it dries well and moisture resistant. Easy to clean because once it dries, it's shiny and hard. I painted the bathroom walls and ceiling and it made it so much brighter!! I love that it's made in the USA!!

This was a great paint for the floor. It has a super coverage, adhered well to the floor, and was super easy to put on. It dried pretty quickly and was the best option for us as far as available colors. The blue is a little much! We probably won’t pick that color again, but definitely will go with this brand to paint the rest of the basement floor.

Oil based concrete paint is no longer available, ... and years ago we used an Oil Based concrete paint for our Lani, tried it twice and the paint would always peel so we were advised to use an Oil Based Primer, and couldn't find it locally but found the Right One on Amazon... and so happy with the results. We power washed our Lani first to have most of the loose paint removed not all came off so our painter applied 2 Coats of the Primer and it covered very well, a beautiful color, dried quickly, then he only needed to apply one coat of the Water Based Paint, ... and said this should last us for years and never peel again.... we are so happy, and our Lani is a beautiful gray, slate color.... Would Definitely Recommend This Primer... (Thanks Amazon for carrying this primer)

Goes on fast .dries fast. I will let you know on how the durability works out.

Paint is so thin that it takes many many coats to paint something.I wasn't expecting this in paint.It was like water see through until about 5 coats.

I was making some "vintage" replacement cabinets for an older home, something that would match the look and feel which we could add without doing a complete tear-out-and-remodel - and needed a "matching" paint, something durable, something easy to clean, which pretty much rules out most (if not ALL) "water based" products.This stuff is oil base, so yes, it "smells" a bit when curing. Not a problem here. Dried well, has a nice solid finish, with oil base durability. I lined the new cabinets with vinyl shelf paper, installed these next to the old cabinets, and VIOLA - near perfect match!I've "demolished" 50-year-old wooden cabinets during kitchen remodels in the past, where the "old" oil based paint finish was still going strong - cleanable, still protecting, the wood beneath the paint was virtually brand new - so I know what I'm talking about.This was a "budget" product, so my solution had to fit the budget: Vintage style custom wood cabinet, oil based paint to finish, and vinyl shelf liner turned out to be the perfect solution.You can't ask much more from a proven product, such as old school oil base enamel.