INSL-XCabinet Coat - Urethane Acrylic Semi-Gloss Enamel Cabinet Paint, 1 Quart, White, 32 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

Was very impressed with how hard this paint dried and the overall finish. Had wonderful coverage and only took two coats. Easy to apply and work with him while also drying relatively short amount of time

Nice

This goes on thin so be prepared to give cabinets several coats. On bare oak, it took 5 coats to give a solid finish, but it is a great finish- very smooth. If you have to paint by brush, this is what you use.

I used a 1\4 in nap 4 inch roller for the most part , and a good trim brush on kitchen cabinet doors and framework .The small roller and short nap does not hold much paint but it was worth the extra time it took going back in for more paint . The finish looks almost like a factory finish ! The brush work was very good as well , much better than most paints that I've used before . I'm in my early 60's and have a bad back , so i don't work as fast as I used to , so the paint started to get a little gloppy in the tray toward the end of my first coat . I will pour less next time and simply add as I go . Oh BTW , it covered places where I sanded through the primer beautifully .

Sticks to surfaces very well. Will be my go to brand for trim and baseboards

Did light prep on a couple of worn spots on white cabinets, prior to using. Product goes on nicely and appears durable. Hats off to Benjamin Moore for packaging of the can. They listened to consumers feedback and complaints of some of the dented and spilled cans, and beefed up their packaging accordingly.

I remade my buffet into a bathroom vanity and used insul-x !! Sanding first, 2 coats of restore primer, and 2 coats of insul-x with a foam roller....I absolutely love this coating!! It is so easy to use...goes on smoothly...is self leveling...and dries fairly quickly. I had used it before to redo all the wood trim...baseboards, door trim, and window trim in my house and knew how durable it is....now that the vanity is finished....it's on to all my wood doors....then my old, dingy, kitchen cabinets! I really love this coating!!!

Smooth application, but After 3 years, cabinets are starting to yellow. They also do not get any direct sunlight so I think it's a bit premature to start showing it's age. I guess I can touch it up a bit but considering the price I'm not totally sold.