Benjamin Moore Collection Interior Alkyd Enamel

Transform Every Surface with Benjamin Moore Collection Interior Alkyd Enamel

Benjamin Moore Collection® Interior Alkyd Enamel is a premium quality, low lustre, traditional alkyd enamel. It possesses superb levelling and hiding qualities, and is easy to apply with brush, roller or spray gun. It has excellent sag resistance, clings to sharp edges and corners. It reaches its normal satin finish in one week.

Key Features

• Effortless Application: Apply with ease using a brush, roller, or spray gun.
• One-Coat Coverage: Achieve thorough coverage in a single layer on surfaces in good condition.
• Exceptional Washability: Maintain a pristine look with surfaces that are easy to clean.
• Rust Preventative: Offers protection against rust, ensuring durability.
• Superb Levelling and Hiding: Provides a smooth, flawless finish with excellent hiding power.
• Resistance to Sagging: Perfect for clinging to sharp edges and corners without sagging.
• Satin Finish: Achieves its sleek, satin look in just one week.

Frequently Asked Questions

What surfaces are ideal for applying the Benjamin Moore Collection Interior Alkyd Enamel?

This product is recommended for use on metal surfaces and substrates such as steel, wrought iron, and aluminum. However, it should not be directly applied to galvanized metal.

How should I apply the Benjamin Moore Interior Alkyd Enamel?

For best results, use a Benjamin Moore custom-blended nylon/polyester or china bristle brush, a Benjamin Moore roller, or a compatible spray gun. Stir thoroughly before and during application, and apply one or two coats depending on the desired finish.

What are the drying times for this enamel?

The enamel dries to the touch in approximately 4 hours and can be recoated after 12 hours.

Can I thin the paint or mix it with other products?

No, it is recommended not to thin the paint or mix it with other paints or enamels. For cleanup, use mineral spirits immediately after use.

Is there anything I should be cautious of while using alkyd-based enamel?

All alkyd-based enamels, including this one, may experience some yellowing over time, which can be more pronounced in dark or poorly ventilated areas.