ALL-IN-ONE Paint, Cashmere (true white), Quart - Durable cabinet and furniture paint. Built in primer and top coat, no sanding needed. Includes our 30 featured color card.

I have used this paint several times with great results. I usually purchase directly from the Heirloom company. This time I purchased from Amazon. The paint seemed to have a little different consistency. It seemed very bubbly and seemed to also dry out quickly while I was painting which I have never experienced before. I ordered the color cashmere which I have used before. The lighter colors are a little harder to work with. I have used some of the darker grays with great success. I do recommend this paint. It's very important to let it cure longer than they say to avoid the surface from scratching off or denting .

I loved the paint and how it went on, but it's not a true white. I wanted white white or bright white. This brand doesn't seem to have a bright white. I wish they did. I tried it on one drawer front, and it's not white. So why call it true white. The texture and coverage age great. I'd buy more for all my cabinets if they had the color I need.

Totally fine paint but the promises made are nowhere near what you’ll actually experience. I did a test cabinet after a deep clean that took over FOUR coats to cover. I then sanded other cabinets and used primer and it still took THREE coats of this nonsense paint to cover. It’s totally okay but definitely not worth the hype.

Is good quality finish size

I decided to use this to paint kitchen cabinets. I'm currently on my fourth can. Learn from my mistakes people. It took me FIVE coats to do my upper cabinets in Cashmere. I managed four coats on the lower cabinets after some trial and error. Either way, it doesn't coat very well. My recommendation is this... I used a paint brush to slap on the first coat and then used a foam roller to even it out. DO NOT use the roller after this, it pulls up too much paint. The next two to three coats, just use a paintbrush to lay paint on thick with plenty of dry time between. And do your best not to gouge it in any way, EVER, because it will definitely peel up your paint. But they look pretty good. The photos I've attached are after 4 coats of painting/rolling and still not covering.