Heirloom Traditions Paint ALL-IN-ONE Cashmere (True White), 32 Fl Oz Quart. Durable cabinet and furniture Built in primer and top coat, no sanding needed.

The color effects the quality IMMENSELY. I have used both Capri and Cashmere. Capri is absolutely fabulous, great color, great coverage, great pigment. Cashmere has more of a glaze effect, terrible coverage, multiple coats needed even when covering white. Capri is a super smooth finish that looks like a powder coat. Cashmere is more of a super thin chalky finish that never really covers fully. Both paints are super durable, Capri being more hardy than the Cashmere. I did cabinets in a bathroom and kitche with both and also an interior door with Cashmere. I'm 3 coats in on the door and it's still blotchy and thin looking. I recommend the deep colors, cannot recommend Cashmere

I decided to use this to paint kitchen cabinets. I'm currently on my fourth can. Learn from my mistakes people. It took me FIVE coats to do my upper cabinets in Cashmere. I managed four coats on the lower cabinets after some trial and error. Either way, it doesn't coat very well. My recommendation is this... I used a paint brush to slap on the first coat and then used a foam roller to even it out. DO NOT use the roller after this, it pulls up too much paint. The next two to three coats, just use a paintbrush to lay paint on thick with plenty of dry time between. And do your best not to gouge it in any way, EVER, because it will definitely peel up your paint. But they look pretty good. The photos I've attached are after 4 coats of painting/rolling and still not covering.

Highly recommend this paint for wooden surfaces! First this piece was cleansed using a scouring sponge and degreaser spray, then rinsed clean and allowed to dry. The paint went on smooth and allowed to dry between coats. It looked great after 2-coats, but having plenty of paint left over, a 3rd coat was given. Love it! This electric fireplace was painted in the soft black, which looks a lot like coffee.

Beautiful color, had to do a couple coats because I had a dark grey underneath but it covered well and isn’t too thick it’s the perfect consistency I’m definitely buying more to paint the rest of my house

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Absolutely obsessed with this paint! I’m using it in my RV renovation for the kitchen island, cabinets, and even a few furniture pieces—and I honestly couldn’t be happier with the results. I originally painted my bathroom using a high-end brand from a big hardware store. It got the job done, but it was a process—deglossing, sanding, priming twice, and then painting (with sanding in between every coat). It worked, but it was exhausting. This Heirloom paint, though? Total game changer. All I had to do was clean or degloss the surface—no sanding, no primer—and then apply 2–3 coats depending on how dark the base was. That’s it. And the finish? Gorgeous. It dries to this smooth, shell-like sheen that feels professional and looks high-end. My cabinets look sharp, clean, and silky to the touch. It’s not a slap-it-on kind of paint—you do have to be patient, follow the process, and take your time. But if you want long-lasting, beautiful results, it’s 100% worth it. Pro tip: watch just one of her tutorials. That alone will point you in the right direction. Highly recommend this paint if you’re looking for a refined, durable finish without all the hassle!