THE ONE All-In-One Paint & Primer - Cream Satin, 8.5 Fl Oz/250ml | 1 Coat Formula | Easy Indoor & Outdoor Decorating for Home & Garden Walls, Floors & Furniture | Water-Based & Low VOC

I am incredibly OBSESSED with this paint & can’t seem to stop purchasing more & more for ideas that I come up with, thanks to The One. It’s truly inspiring!! I have painted my kitchen sink satin black, a bathroom sink & a tub/shower combo gloss white, my washing machine satin black, a deep freezer satin black, all bedroom & bathroom doors + trim satin white; and that’s just amongst some of the major items. The results & quality are immensely unmatched - specifically compared to Beyond Paint & Rustoleum Doors & Trim, for example. The pigment of the black paint is super rich & the gloss white in particular is stunning .. I absolutely love that it’s not a tacky, high-shine finish & more of a subtle gloss sheen. That is right up my alley!!! The fact that The One offers three different shades of gray feels as though this paint is made for me lol. If you’re on the fence, I say take the plunge yesterday. A couple tips: the tools I used for application didn’t seem to matter for the most part. I used a high-quality, natural paint brush (1.5 inch), a small, lower-quality synthetic brush, a roller brush (3/8 nap microfiber) & Heirloom Traditions’ coveted foam applicator. The One paint never wavered in terms of consistency & always held up a high-quality & attractive appearance, even if I used a different tool for a second coat. It stands up well to heavily-used areas & deep cleaning; although, for increased durability, keep in mind that I highly recommend using a top coat or sealer to protect The One paint. I used Beyond Paint’s Satin waterproof topcoat, which definitely has more of a shine than The One’s dried finish. But, I wasn’t too concerned with that versus protecting the paint’s hue. You will almost certainly require two coats every time, but a little goes a LONG way. Eight ounces may not seem like much, but I assure you it’s plenty .. for instance, the 8.5 oz container covered two coats of my double bin kitchen sink PLUS multiple odd projects for little things around the house using two coats. As a learning DIYer, this paint has turned me into a pro. I have never looked back since my first purchase & will continue to love The One - the only!!

This paint is amazing! One coat, no sanding completely transformed my old wood bathroom vanity. Very small size but goes a looong way. No odor at all. Hopefully it holds up well in the long run. ***update... this paint has chipped in several small spots on vanity drawer fronts near pulls.***

Amazing, smooth finish, doesn't smell, the color is pure and for those of you who are enthused by colors, it has great depth. I got the charcoal color and off of eBay got a green. It spreads extremely well. It's a little less thick than country chic and other clay based paints, but a miniscule fraction of the can covered a large bookcase and I filled my brush maybe 5 times. It's not too watery, but if you're painting the underside of something, you should expect the brush to drip a bit. Dries very, very fast so apply a liberal amount and use big strokes. It doesn't come out looking dull or like plastic. It's just a really solid experience to apply and to look at.

I purchased a quart of the paint & primer in black and I was really impressed with the quality. It's very opaque and I think in most cases you can expect one coat coverage. It covers a lot of area, despite being fairly thick, and it seems to be very durable. Time will tell, but once it dried I really had to scrub to get it off my hands. It also dries quickly, which is great - usually. My only complaint is that because it's so think *and* it dries fast, it's hard to get a really smooth finish. Most paint has the consistency of whole milk, or a little thicker. This stuff kind of rolls out of the can. It's beautiful! But even using a smooth foam roller, it was really hard to get a smooth finish on a flat horizontal surface. It's thick enough that there's very little self-levelling, so no matter what I did, I ended up with lines from the roller. In my case, I was painting a bartop, so if you're thinking of using this for a countertop, you may need to look into thinning it somehow. Other than that, I love it. It's probably some of the best paint I've ever used, and I think it would work great for painting furniture.

I just used this paint, glossy black, yesterday and was blown away. Im what you may consider “artsy” however I have never painted furniture before. My coffee table and 3 end tables I painted now look like you could purchase them at a furniture store. I bought the teeny weenie can and it covered all three. Here are my takeaways: -the paint is THICK. It does not have the consistency of regular paint nor does it apply like regular paint. It’s almost like a tar as you apply it. It’s supposed to be that way. -each application or paint brush “dip’l start with the smallest amount possible just on the very end of your brush. It will go a long way. The more paint you get further up your brush it just dries on the brush. Don’t use a roller. -I bought a five pack of brushes on Amazon for $7.99 and used four of them throughout painting three tables yesterday. One brush will last for about one small table. When the paint starts to not apply as easily do not panic, just throw away your brush and grab a new one immediately. Resume:) -at first the paint seems like it might not be soaking in and just smearing. Just keep painting trust me it’ll soak in. -as other reviewers have stated, this is a start to finish project. You cannot walk away and take long breaks or come back to it. The paint dries fast…the moment you stop using your brush you might as well just throw it away.. - one coat will suffice. - I went back and touched up some spots. - in hindsight, I would have done longer more broad strokes. In certain areas, you can see my tiny little brush strokes. Not a huge deal just a learning curve. - my tables were a caramel color, dated, oak color. I used glossy black and was able to achieve an antique look by letting some areas with the oak barely peeking through. You’ll see what I mean this paint allows for that. - I am a messy painter and it got all over me and is still on me today lol. Well worth it. - Have a wet washcloth ready to go and nearby. I got some accidental spots on my floor outside of my protective paint mat. They wipe easily right away. Otherwise let them dry and they will scrape right off. - Overall 5 stars. It’s mind blowing that a tiny tiny can covers so much furniture!!!

The amount in the small can was perfect to paint the fireplace bricks, outdated looking brass screen insert and grout lines. Easily transforms them in about an hour to a modern, appealing look. The satin finish is perfect to look fresh without being too glossy or flat. Cleans up easily, spilled droplets and brush with water. top quality paint ! Very happy with fast and easy project.

This is good paint I love the dark and rich color of the brown paint but i wish I had got some paint that wasn't busted up with the contents all leaked out inside the box. What a mess!

Ordered 1 can of High Gloss White paint to use on my kitchen and bathroom cabinets. Wasn't planning on painting until May and was going to order another can to paint some furniture. Decided to paint the cabinets today. Glad I did before ordering a 2nd can. Upon opening the High Gloss White paint it looked grayish. After giving it a good stir as instructed there was a bit of an unpleasant odor. A few minutes later the paint in the can started looking like curdled milk. Gave it a good stir again and the paint felt a little thicker than it did the first time I stirred it. Let the open can sit for about 15 minutes. The paint didn't look as curdled as the 1st time but it was starting to break up. I decided not to try it on my cabinets but do a test on a simple sheet of white paper. Glad I did. After the 3rd stir the paint looked smooth but didn't brush smoothly onto the paper. When dried it was clumpy, grayish, and looked chalky. It felt kind of chalky to the touch but didn't leave any residue on my fingers. That was my experience with this paint. UPDATE: Realized I had 1 day before the return window closed. So I set up a return for the paint and decided to give this paint another shot. I ordered a 2nd can which was delivered a day before expected. I painted a cabinet with about 1/3 the can. The paint rolled on easy, dried quickly and the cabinet is beautiful. I'm subtracting 1 star for the 1st can