Behr Interior Paint paint Review

                          I have lived in my home for about eighteen years now and I have changed the paint colors in my home every four years or so. I have tried a few of the major brands of paint, both well known and some store brands, but after using the Behr products I will never use anything else. The ease of use which is important and the results are outstanding. They offer a wide range of colors and when coupled with the matching capabilities of Lowe's Home Improvement Stores I have gotten even unusal colors that still gave me the quality and the great results I have grown to expect from using only Behr products.

                          Even when I have used their exterior paints on my shed and fences I was very pleased with the results of those paints as well. I have even gotten compliments on my shed and a neighbor even asked if she could copy my color scheme. Purple and pink in somewhat dusty tones! I was very proud to say yes and to know that my choices were being copied. I also stressed the importance of using only Behr products to acheive the best possible results.

                           I recently had my back yard deck redone professionally with pressure treated wood, both floor and railings, and I protected it with Behr water proof sealent. I will have to get back to you all concerning the protection factor, but I can say the deck looks just marvelous! I am sure I will be happy with the results of the Behr sealent and trust the brand to deliever what they claim. But I will have to let you all know in a year or two.

                            I hope this review has helped you if you needed to decided the brand of paint you should use to achieve the best and most long lasting results. Behr, I feel is the only way to go. I will offer a free tip...use a flat paint on "not so perfect walls" to hide any imperfections as opposed to semi gloss paints which are better in high traffic areas for cleaning reasons, but if high traffic is not such a issue then for sure use flat paints. They hide almost anything!

                             Thanks for reading this review....Kate