20 Best Grey For House Exterior (2023 Updated)

As you can see from the initial photo, I was dealing with the Notorious Ford performance Peele white paint. After surface preparation I applied TCP KEP DRM epoxy primer and sealer. Followed up with 2 wet coats of TCP performance white, mixed according to factory recommendations, with 10% of slow reducer.

The product laid down perfectly and took on a high gloss finish when it dried and was beautiful. No issues with the paint, no orange peele or other concerns. I highly recommend the product, Excellent results for single stage system.

I had no problems shooting this and it looks great. I used this with the slow UR reducer as advised by TCP a tech. Shot it at about 76 deg and 68% humidity. A touch lighter than I thought I’d be but in lower light it looks awesome.

Really deep looking finish. I’ll wait about 30 days and do a light cut and polish. Great to work with.

I decided to refurbish a 7 foot wooden vanity rather than spend $1200 on a new one. Added some center drawers and painted with GF paint that I saw on an internet blog, GF has a very informative website.

Usual prep work recommended, clean and degloss. Seems to have good adhesion. PROS: Goes on smooth, it was too cold to spray so I used a foam roller and brush. Took 2 coats. Can be thinned with distilled water.

Goes a long way, this vanity took a little more than 1/2 of a pint however I did not paint the inside completely, only the doors. Dries quickly. Soap and water clean-up. Seems to have a durable finish but time will tell.

Nice flat finish hides imperfections and could be distressed for farmhouse look. CONS: Price $$$, limited colors available, (GF does have a mixing palate on their website to give you more options), chemical exposure warnings, Instructions say to sand between coats ( I did not).

Not sure how it will store long term.

O my goodness! What a wonderful product. Such a beautiful color! I used this Patina Green on a wall with copper to make the wall look like fabric or wallpaper. Success. it is stunning, and the compliments keep coming in! There are so few “greens” that really look like copper patina but this one is a winner.

This color will be used again in my home as copper seems to be the theme. I believe there is a blue that you have that will be my next purchase.

Once you try milk paint, you will never want to go back. The white takes multiple coats to get a solid white finish when you paint dark cabinets but the outcome is worth the work. A little bit goes a long way.

You just add a little water if you want to thin the consistency. It spreads on like sour cream. It was fun to work with. It gets absorbed and dries quickly with zero brushstrokes. This stuff is truly great.

Doing my lower cabinets in China Blue. Did my exterior door in lamp black with a brass kick plate. Cleans up with water. I will never stop buying this stuff. If you are worried about the price. remember you get hat you pay for.

When you are painting something as important and visible as your kitchen cabinets, you have to look for the best. I am more than pleased.

It was time for Geoman’s Metro to get a 25th Birthday paint job and this Rustoleum sandable primer helped prep the body. Dents were filled and this primer covered bare metal perfectly, sprays evenly does not spit out and nozzle does not hurt the fingers like the cheaper ones sometimes do, important after a day of bodywork.

The Birthday paint job looks great by the way.

I used the product on an exterior deck that included builtin planters, railing, balusters, etc. I found the product super easy to apply everywhere except that large horizontal part of the deck. There I did not find it as easy to remove excess product (per Monocoat instructions).

The result still looked great. We waited a week, in warm dry weather before putting furniture back. Howevermoving a deck chair left visible scratches. This may be the result of not getting enough excess product off the surface during application.

Adding rubber stick on feet solved this problem. Its good to know that we can touch up without having to strip the finish. Also, while the product is rated as being zero-VOC, it not clear how to clean brushes, etc without using pain thinner, turpentine or a similar compound.

Monocoat does not provide guidance of cleanup anywhere that I can see.

I think this is a good company so i do feel bad saying something negative. But i feel like i have to. I was very excited to try something lower toxic for my kids furniture. I mixed up the plum color and the strong ammonia smell was to intense to deal with.

I thought it was supposed to be low odor, by wow burn your eyeballs strong! (Im really not being dramatic) The consistency also was weird, like smearing uneven mud on the dresser. I powered through hoping it would be alright, but it did not look good.

After it dried i figured i would just sand it down to try something else, but sanding it the ammonia smell was now in a dust cloud everywhere! Even dry the stink is wild. The dresser is pretty much ruined as i can not sand it all off.

I didn’t even attempt to use the mocha color i also bought. I did however use the clear topcoat sealer on a pine wall which i liked. It did not have the ammonia smell. This milkpaint was a disappointment.

I ordered this paint for a chicken coop project because it’s non-toxic and quick drying. My pullets were already living in the coop so I needed a paint that was safe. It took a little time and muscle to get it mixed and prepared, (I did the mixing by hand) but I think it looks great.

(it was a little on the foamy side, but still worked just fine) I’m extremely happy with the results. I ordered barn red for the exterior and soft white for the interior. The barn red paint even covered the blue on the small addition without any problem.

The white on the inside looks fabulous and really helped to brighten it up. This will also help with cleaning. It’s only been painted for about 2 weeks and so far still looks great. We’ll see how good it looks after it goes through the first Kentucky winter ;).

Using this type of paint for the first time was rather interesting. Getting the thickness (viscosity) proper required a bit of “fettling”. This is a positive in that I could see situations where adjusting viscosity would be needed.

The paint itself covered well and I am very impressed with the finish. I will be ordering more for other projects. I love the fact it is low/non toxic and cleans up with plain water. I look forward to trying a number of your other products too.

Thank you Real Milk Paint you’ve gained another customer for life!.

These lamps were a perfect upgrade from the previous ones. Everything came in sturdy packaging to prevent damage and they went together quite easily. I do recommend adding the glass from back, sides, then front and make sure the metal tabs are pressed down to get the glass in easily.

This allows you to add the bulb before closing it in. I have had multiple compliments on them already. Edison bulbs are a must.

I am so glad I added this brand of paint to my stash of paints. It is a good quality paint that does well when used on articles that are outside. I put an exterior seal coating over it and I don’t have to worry about the weather.

It usually covers in one coat which makes the project’s completion faster than letting paint dry and having to apply another coat. And, the best part is the number of colors that are available. I can usually find just the right color that I am looking for.

I would highly recommend this brand of craft paint.

The color is super vibrant which is nice but I had to do do multiple multiple coats to get it to not be transparent. I used it on wood that is meant to be outside and it definitely does cover up any blemishes on the wood, but it just takes a while to get there.

It dries really fast though which helps speed up the process of applying so many coats. I gave it 4 stars because this specific finished color is nice, and I didn’t really mind the coats, but it did take extra time.

Other patio paint colors by DecoArt are great and 5 stars.

Needed a small amount of touch up paint for a piece of furniture I have on my outdoor patio. Michaels had the product I needed. I only needed a small amount so the size Michaels had was perfect and a large range of colors to choose from.

I needed a apple green. Was very easy to apply and matched great. Dried quickly and reasonably priced. I am a happy customer.

We were super excited to try the Lick product as I love your colours and everyone has been raving about how easy and well it applies. We found this wasn’t the case. First layer was very patchy. It took 3 layers to create a unified build up and admittedly the finished application looks great and has a beautiful matt quality but we found ourselves feeling lucky that it was only a small room we were painting and that we were only painting to a certain height.

I am extremely happy with the colour and cannot wait to get the room dressed as i know it is going to look spectacular and has really changed the entire feel of my basement guestroom / home office. We are just slightly underwhelmed with the actual painting experience after hearing so much hype.