How long does Dunn-Edwards Evershield last?

between eight and 10 years
The company’s Silver package uses Dunn-Edwards’ EverShield or Sherwin-Williams’ SuperPaint. When applied correctly, these paints can still last between eight and 10 years, according to manufacturers.

What is Dunn-Edwards Aristoshield used for?

ARISTOSHIELD ® can be used on properly prepared interior and exterior wood, metal, masonry and drywall. It can also be used as a direct-to-metal (DTM) coating on properly prepared surfaces.

What is Spartawall?

SPARTAWALL ® is a complete line of premium, Zero VOC and ultra-low VOC, interior acrylic paints. It is formulated to provide a tough, durable, block resistant finish that is easy to apply.

Does Dunn-Edwards Evershield have primer in it?

Advanced technology and premium ingredients provide unparalleled performance, durability, coverage, and adhesion. EVERSHIELD® can be used on properly prepared and primed masonry, concrete, tilt-up, block, stucco, plaster, wood, and exterior metal….Test Method:

Surface Recommended Primer
Non-Ferrous ULTRA-GRIP ® Premium

How long does it take for Aristoshield to dry?

AVERAGE DRY TIME@77ºF/25ºC (ASTM D 1640) To touch: 45-90 minutes Recoat: After 4-6 hours* Dry times and recoat times are temperature, humidity and film thickness dependent. STORAGE: Store in a dry area. Protect from freezing. Protect from temperatures above 110ºF for extended periods of time.

What is Aristoshield paint?

ARISTOSHIELD ® is an ultra-premium interior/exterior ultra-low VOC enamel formulated with advanced water-based urethane alkyd technology for an oil like finish.

Does Dunn Edwards have Ceiling Paint?

Dunn’s™ Ceiling Paint is a Zero VOC, premium, spatter resistant, latex flat ceiling paint for use on interior smooth, textured, popcorn and acoustic ceilings.

What is the warranty on Dunn-Edwards paint?

Dunn-Edwards warrants that its ultra-premium primer and paint finish systems, when used in accordance with the label instructions, will not (a) crack, chip, blister, or peel from properly prepared surfaces, or (b) wear down or weather to expose the underlying surface.