Interior Paint and Primer - White/White, Gloss Sheen, 1 Gallon, Premium Quality, High Hide, Low VOC, Washable, Microblend Whites Family

I bought this a little over a year ago and painted the cinderblock foundation to our porch of our newly bought house to make it look a little better than the previous owner had it and this paint works and looks very good it has not chipped or faded at all and I honestly recommend this paint!!

We just got a small sample as we needed to do some touch up work, but we absolutely loved this paint. It provides great coverage and has a fantastic sheen. Works on every surface, I even used it on my outdoor radiator and it looks like new after numerous storms. I love that you can order color samples to make sure the color and texture is what you need, we are definitely using this product in our upcoming room makeover.I also read bout their technology, they basically have the paint custom made per order, really wonderful stuff.

Went on smoothly, nice white color.I only needed it to paint my window frames and sills after new windows were installed. Too white for an entiire wall for my eyes. Price was comprable to stores but I didn't have to leave my house to get it. Gotta love that!

Very happy with the quality of this paint and the speed of its delivery. Because we were painting white over a dark color, we had to do three coats. However, the paint went on smoothly and dried very quickly—we were able to do all three coats within 24 hours and have no stickiness afterwards. My only complaint was that the picture was not quite true to color—this color appears almost light gray online but is much closer to true white. In the spirit of full discourse, we had ordered another white shade first and it dries too “pink,” so we went with this one in the hopes that it would be a cooler white and happily it was perfect. Will be using again!

Seems to be good just pricey dried fast i do like the White (Warm)/Santa Fe Sun, Satin looks good I thought my wall was this color but it wasn’t so I plan on buying enough to finish the room as I do like the paint just a little expensive

TL;DR SUMMARY RATING:IMHO, "Microblend Interior Paint and Primer - White/White, Satin Sheen, Sample, Microblend Whites Family" (4 oz sample size) rates 2 ½ stars -- i.e. 4 stars for overall paint quality and lack of fumes, minus 1 ½ stars for oddly generic, loosely sealed paint jars whose lack of factory seals, retail labels, and manufacturer’s lot numbers: (a) invite in-transit leaks and product adulteration and (b) suggest that an unlisted, 3rd-party wholesaler is dividing paint from the manufacturer's larger containers into smaller, generic containers for re-sale at Amazon. Total: 2 ½ stars.MAIN REVIEW:Last Wednesday -- on the strength of this product's Amazon reviews -- I used Amazon Prime to order two of these 4 oz sample size jars of "Microblend Interior Paint and Primer - White/White, Satin Sheen, Sample, Microblend Whites Family" to paint areas I'd previously spackled and primed in preparation for a realtor photo shoot the following Monday (i.e. today).When the two jars arrived in one shipping box on Friday, I noted that the wholesaler / manufacturer that sells the paint through Amazon had sealed each, separate 4 oz jar into its own clear baggie, then rolled each jar-stuffed-baggie into its own, opaque padded envelope with a little barcode sticker on the outside. Upon opening the first of these two padded envelopes and pulling out its baggie-enclosed paint jar, I was a little startled to note that said jar lacked a retail label and manufacturer's lot number -- and was indeed a generic jar of the type that artists and craftsmen use to store leftover paint. I wondered: "Has Amazon failed to mention a 3rd party middleman that divides paint from larger, officially-manufacturer-produced containers into smaller, generic containers for wholesaling to Amazon?" Eager to get started, I dismissed these misgivings and got to work on my project.The paint from this first jar -- which I extended and turned from Satin to Matte/Flat by adding Kaolin Clay and a little water -- went on smoothly, covered fairly well (the Kaolin I'd added helped), dried lightning fast (again, the Kaolin helped), gave off few to no discernable fumes, and held up well when I used a damp sponge to remove a pencil border after the paint had dried (a good sign of 'scrubability'). Yay! I went to bed on Friday night convinced that I'd complete my project using the second jar on Saturday morning -- far in advance of Monday’s photo shoot.Alas, on Saturday morning, when I opened the second padded envelope, I found that its internal plastic baggie contained a mess: The paint jar hadn’t been sealed completely, so that it had emptied its contents into the (mercifully) sealed plastic baggie containing it. My weekend project was toast. Monday’s realtor photo shoot had to be rescheduled for next week, pending my local sourcing and application of matching paint to complete my project. (And, no, I didn't simply re-order more of this product from Amazon: I no longer trusted its packaging and wanted to avoid another round of delays.)So why mention a *packaging* issue in a *product* review? Because the in-transit spillage that KO'ed my painting project is intrinsic to the product -- thanks to the odd, retail-inappropriate packaging choices of the product's wholesaler / manufacturer. Said packaging seems even more side-eye-worthy given that the paint samples from other brands I've ordered online in the past -- e.g. the  Rust-Oleum 255333 Metallic Accents Paint, 2 oz Trial Size, Real Pewter  that I purchased from an online chain hardware store last year -- all arrived in standard retail jars bearing factory seals, manufacturer’s lot numbers, and authorized retail labels. IMHO, the "Microblend" wholesaler / manufacturer's decision to sell its 4 oz samples in the aforementioned, unlabeled, generic, ‘spare paint’-type jars invites not only in-transit leaks like the one in my order, but also opportunities for paint adulteration. Not good.TL;DR UPSHOT:“Microblend Interior Paint and Primer - White/White, Satin Sheen, Sample, Microblend Whites Family" is solid quality paint, but the 4 oz samples available here at Amazon lack the factory seals, retail labels, lot numbers, and standard manufacturer packaging seen in other brands' standard retail paint samples. IMHO, one buys these "Microblend" paint samples at serious risk of in-transit leaks and possible adulteration issues -- making these an iffy choice for time-sensitive painting projects. Caveat emptor, y’all.

Perfect bright white I wanted for my walls tired of the cream color and had to bring in this mat white

Fab, thick product. On my 3rd order in a few years.