THE ONE Paint & Primer: Most Durable Furniture Paint, Cabinet Paint, Front Door Paint, Wall Paint, Bathroom, Kitchen, and More - Quick Drying Craft Paint for Interior / Exterior (Brown, Gloss Finish, 1 Liter)

Would definitely recommended this paint. I purchased a liter for my front door and only used about half of the paint. It dried beautifully and quickly. I was done painting (2 coats) in less than 2 hours.

This paint is some of the best paint I've ever used, I used it to paint tile and it worked perfect! It also goes a very long ways it thick and sticks good to everything I've painted so far with it! I'll be buying more!

I bought this in Grey and was skeptical because Grey's can be tricky (too blue, too purple, too green, etc.). This is a perfect shade of grey! I found it to be very thin and required several coats though. I was going over one paint so it shouldn't have taken 3-4 coats to cover.

So disappointed. I expect one coat to be one coat. It took two coats. For this price I could have purchased two gallons, eight times as much paint, at my local store, and then used two coats of it. What an overpriced unnecessary paint.

This paint looks beautiful the color is amazing but the job was not easy. But the results made it worthwhile.

Applies nicely. Holds up well in heat and humid weather

This paint is wonderful. It has great coverage. I didn’t even use half the can for my front door. I highly recommend it.

Great coverage

Bought this for my skirting boards and door frames as noted of white. This is a great colour, goes in really well and goes a long way.

silly me... I didn't check the size. its a tiny pot like a jar of mustard!!

When I received this paint I thought this tin will never be enough for my job.It does go a long way.I Painted wooden door frame and metal letter box.When I peeled the masking tape off some of the PAINT LIFTED OFF (See pics).It truly does not smell so that was great for my senior dog's chest.Dark grey has turned out more charcoal black on a previously white background.1st coat hardly adheres- it's more to give a key.2nd coat starts to adhere.I tried it on a previously water repellent painted door but this paint just slid off.I've a lot of paint left so this little tin goes a long way.

Fabulous coverage I've tried lots of expensive paint in the past and this has been the best ever result.Only had to do a little touch up in places...definitely recommended it and I will use nothing else in the future 👌

I was surprised at how small the tin of paint was when it arrived but it does go a long way. It’s very easy to work with and doesn’t take long to apply. I used it on my kitchen countertop and I have to say it looks great. I did give it two coats but it didn’t take long to apply. There’s also plenty left if I need to apply another coat in the future.

Great paint. There was enough to do the Front and Back doors. Looks great when it dries, many positive comments from our neighbours and passers by.

Managed to completely transform and update my front door by painting it, so saved about £2000

I bought this paint to paint the interior of a kitchen cupboard that I took the doors off because of accessibility issues. Points to note:Very easy to wash brushes. Much easier than emulsion.Lovely smooth finishGoes on easilyDon't rely on one coat. Maybe on a flat surface but it runs so has to go on thinly I think.Very good coverage.I've already bought again for my next project which is the patio doors leading into conservatory.

Really easy to use. It took three coats to get an really good coverage but dries really quick and so easy to paint. I bought the small pot and still have half left so not a lot needed at all

I used this on my composite front door . Needed a good 5 mins stirring and after one coat it was rubbish . I was covering dark green though . After 4 coats which I got out of one small tin ,it looked like a new door . Really good product and would need even less coats going over a lighter colour.

I used this to paint a 1960 fireplace made of wood, tile and metal so needed something that would cover all of it in one go.I used white and did a 1st coat by brush and a second coat with a small gloss roller.The finish is superb! The coverage is great and it has adhered nicely.I haven't quite finished yet so may need another pot which will make it expensive but it will be well worth it!

I used this product to paint the meter boxes on the outside of the house. They are dark brown and hadn't been painted for several years. The paint covered really well a sort of muddy brown, Matt finish and it took only a short time. I then did some pipes . The paint dried very quickly and it looks good. The colour is nice but I wish it was darker. It scratches quite easily, but you can easily touch it up again.Some paint was lost in transit as the tin had been opened previously and they had used two little clamps to hold the lid in place. The tin is pretty small, but It goes a long way. Nice product, quite expensive , but does a good job. Would recommend. Gave four stars as it had been opened before I got it, a bit naughty really. I didn't want to return it as needed it to be done quickly. But all is well.

I've bought this paint in four different colours and two different finishes now, so you can probably take away from that, that I quite like the stuff!I originally bought this in dark grey whilst trying to find a paint that would allow me to paint the raw concrete hearth beneath a couple of our fireplaces. The hearths were old, a little cracked, worn, and had some old wax and paint stains. With a little prep (primarilY: I scrapped off as much excess wax as I could), this paint went on really well. On a porous surface like concrete you will be surprised just how much paint disappears into the surface. The end result was exactly what I had hoped for: it covered well, and left a lovely, flat, consistent finish.It did take two coats though; and that's what I've come to learn with this paint. Since using it there, I've used the white on old radiators, the black on copper pipework (outside), some floor tiles, and even our wooden fireplace.I have never managed to achieve the desired finish after just one coat. It has always got there, but has also always taken at least two coats (and in the case of the rubbed-down, oil-based paintwork on our fireplace: four).Combine that with the fact that it's actually quite expensive for what it is (although a little does go a long way), and it only earns four stars from me. I love the paint, love the relatively low-effort finish, and will continue to find places to use it around our home. Just don't believe that it only takes a single coat to get there.

Bought this paint to freshen up our front door which was very faded. The blue in this tin was a few shades brighter than I expected but still a nice colour. On first coat I wasn't convinced it was going to adhere as it looked a bit streaky, and the paint colour is A LOT brighter when its wet, but it dries a few shades darker. It took 2/3 coats to provide full even coverage but drying time between coats is really quick and paint spreads very well so only used about half the tin and have loads left for any touch-up that might be required later. Been on the door for a few weeks now and seems to be holding up well.

The good things are that the product arrived in time and the package was as the description with well presentation and invoice inside and a very nice red colour. The bed things are in connection with the quality of the product. I used on my black uPVC door at the main entrance. Even I put 3 coated I'm forced right now to buy another box of paint because didn't cover properly. A lot of black shades rest in place. In the description they said most of the time one coat could be enough.... The second aspect is because they said is good for PVC and you don't need a primer "No Undercoat or Primers required" isn't true. The paint doesn't rest properly on the surface and very easy is removing when tried to remove the masking tape. I must do a lot of touch-up repairs and I'm disappointed with it. Hope after that it will be fine.... Definitely is not my first recommendation for PVC.