Premier Interior Ceiling Paint, Flat, White, 3.78-L/1-Gallon

Covers well. Did what I needed.

I had to do 5 coats and destroy an entire weekend and overspend. Most paints you only have to do 1 or 2 at most. Returned what was left to finish the other rooms and bought real paint. I would not recommend this paint to anyone. I NEVER write reviews.... the fact you are reading this is how disappointed I am in this product.

Ceiling Paint supposed to be thicker with more solid matter then the regular latex interior paint. This one however is actually thinner. It does an OK job if you want to repaint a ceiling that is in overall good shape, but if you need to cover some less perfect areas you'll need at least 2-3 coats to have a half decent result. I needed 4-5 coats to finally cover some oil stains on my kitchen right above the cooktop. I know oil stains are though but 2-3 coats should have been enough had the paint was thick enough.

I applied a premium PVA primer to the freshly skimmed ceiling prior to applying this paint. The first coat of paint went on fine. The paint was mixed thoroughly and all seemed to be going well. The second coat of paint caused blistering in the first coat, the paint didn't adhere to the primer properly. I would scrape it away, fill in with joint compound to even it out, and it would peel some more just from being moistened by the joint compound. So I scraped more paint away away. I tried priming it with a good sealing primer again, it peeled on exposure to the primer. Basically any exposure to any moisture at all, be it paint, primer, plaster, water, etc, is causing it to bubble/blister. The paint seems to have extremely bad adhesion to the primed surface. I have been trying to patch and repair any bubbling parts for weeks, only for more bubbles/blisters to appear, and now have undertaken the difficult task of scraping the entire 800sqft ceiling to remove every trace of this paint, it is a horrible product. I have never had this problem before with any paint. No, it is not moisture in the substrate causing this, the substrate was dry prior to painting and even now. The paint is just garbage.

Worked just fine …..