Peel & Stick color samples provide a worry-free approach to selecting the perfect hue. An easy way to view large swaths of color on your walls, Peel & Stick color samples are… Move your sample around the room to see how the hue looks on each wall.

Colour Family Try on a colour before you commit to the time and expense of painting an entire room with Benjamin Moore Colour Samples. Our colour samples exist for the sole purpose of helping you confidently choose a paint colour you will love..

In terms of paint quality, durability, coverage, and ease of application, Benjamin Moore's paint takes the cake. Indeed, their indoor paint product, Regal Select, is hands down the best interior paint on the market.

Color Samples are actual paint in one-pint or half-pint containers. By sampling a color at home, you will get the most accurate sense of how the color will actually look in the room. You can see the colors on their actual surfaces, and in the correct lighting conditions where you plan to paint.

Available for free from your local Benjamin Moore store, Display Chips are how most homeowners get started on their color search.

16 square feet A typical sample can of wall paint - the kind you buy to test out colors before committing - is 8 ounces, can cover up to 16 square feet, and costs just a few bucks.

paint swatches In short, paint swatches are the little color paper strips you find in the paint aisle. They are separated by brand. Some are square cards with a single color hue on them; others will have multiple shades of the same color.

Unlike most paint manufacturers in the industry, Benjamin Moore makes its own resins and pigments, all in the U.S. The combination of Gennex and proprietary resins makes Benjamin Moore paint and color truly unmatchable. Proprietary ingredients and custom formulas optimize the performance of our products.

In order of ascending quality levels, they are: Super Hide, Super Spec, Regal and Aura. The labels of all four say "Benjamin Moore" but they are also clearly labeled with the product name so with this information you'll be able to ensure you get the right product. Super Hide is the bottom of the line.

Take the samples home and brush them on the walls of your room. Paint broad sections of the wall at eye level. The larger the section the better to evaluate the color, so don't be shy. You'll be able to paint over these test plots, even if they are dark shades and you need a primer.

8 ounces A typical sample can of wall paint - the kind you buy to test out colors before committing - is 8 ounces, can cover up to 16 square feet, and costs just a few bucks. Small but mighty, these little sample jars hold big possibility.

38 square feet 8-ounce will cover 38 square feet. 16-ounce will cover 75 square. 32-ounce of will cover 150 square feet.