KILZ TRIBUTE Paint & Primer, Interior, Color Sample, Heirloom Brooch, 8 Ounces

I ordered the paint thinking it was the color I needed. It is very white. I needed more of a beige color. The paint is very nice I will use it for many projects. The can is small. I use only a little goes a long way. Texture is very nice. Dries fast. Easy to wash with warm water. Very thick. Good price. Very smooth. I can mix with other colors blends well.

Although I’ve always been a big fan of Kilz products, I had no idea they had a Tribute line of paint that is out of this world good. The quality is top notch. It is creamy but not too thick, the colors are beautiful, plus, the paint brushes and rolls on so perfectly without any streaks. One coat is perfect and two coats, although not necessary, is so dreamy.I purchased the color Suede to paint my floors. They look so good. I will seal them, of course but I can’t wait to use this line of paint on my walls.If you’ve never been totally satisfied with the paint products you’ve used in the past, please don’t hesitate to buy Kilz Tribute paint.Thanks

Purchased to paint interior of mini-sun/mud room. The small container was perfect for this small area. The wood needed two coats because the wood was quite dry. Used a cheap 1-1/2 inch paint brush and brush strokes were not visible! Used paint from the container with very minimal drips or spatters. Spots were easily washed with a damp paper towel. Very minimal paint smell too. Also, left-over paint retained its consistency after several weeks and worked just as well as when first opened. Color was as indicated in the advertisement and dried the same color too! Highly recommend!

Nice color for console- easy application. Went through the jar very fast!

Great quality paint, comes in a plastic jar with a peanut butter jar cover type, easy open easy clean. Small jar as I needed so didn’t have to buy the huge 32 oz like most other brands. I used it to turn my boring old looking reddish wood chair’s legs to a new modern look in deep dark brown. Spreads nice and gives full coverage in one coat with one stroke. Great price too. Highly recommend.

This paint was perfect paint and primer for baseboard one coat and i was done absolutely love it I'd also use it on door's and trim yes very good paint

I like the coverage. It’s a little lighter than the paint I originally painted my apartment with but I like it. I’ll definitely be purchasing a galling or two.

From the name Typewriter, I assumed the paint would be gray but then again on two different computer screens I tried here, it looked exactly -- I mean 100%-- like BM's Hale Navy. I thought, "hey possible budget version of Hale Navy" and bought it, being okay with either the dark gray or dark blue. It's definitely not Hale Navy; it's lighter and not nearly as blue. So what color DID I just paint my kitchen? Hard to say. Most see black and won't be talked out of it. But when I hung up a black picture frame for comparison, it looked a very dark green (and there was a lot of green floating on the top of the can before I mixed the paint). Other times in certain lights it's more deep purple and several times we definitely swore it was navy after all. So...."deep gray with slight green undertones," like Kilz officially says it is? Kinda. Maybe. Overall it is a nice rich color I can live with. It makes the white trim pop, like I like. Just beware, it may not be true to screen (or even Kilz's description, necessarily) for you either.A better name for the paint would be Blackboard, the older ones not the newer green chalkboards.The real problem was the application. I just finished another room with a can of dark-colored Aura from BM. Painting over the same off-white as in my kitchen (& same finishes, brushes, room temp), that room only took one coat with a couple of minor touch ups. This Kilz took three full stinking coats and you can still see a couple roller strokes and a few white flecks. I've been working on the same room for a week. Imagine what that would cost you if using professional painters. With so many coats built up on it, the frog tape failed in one big section and took off some chunks from the neighboring wall. boo.And for having a primer in it, Tribute does not cover the patched areas well. You can easily spot those. They look like grease stains. I'm disappointed in how long it took and surprised nobody else had the same experience. It would have been great to say this is the last paint I'll ever buy like some of you (maybe you all bought lighter colored paint?), but instead, that was the last can I'll ever buy of Kilz, except for the basic white stuff used to cover stains.I'm sensitive to smells (migraines) and barely smelled anything from the Kilz. It's a tiny bit of a sour smell when I leave the house and come back to it, but still, almost undetectable. Aura was even less so, but the paints are pretty close to a draw in that regard. Overall, for my stress levels, I'll stick with Aura. Saving thirty or so bucks wasn't worth it to me.Edited to add: I tried to get rid of the roller strokes by rolling over them but inadvertently created...more roller strokes even though it's been under 2 weeks since being painted. I even used a new roller and pan, just to be fully safe because this paint is so finicky. I mixed well every time. What a disaster. I'm downgrading it to one star.