I would definitely recommend the HGTV Home paint for your next project. It's a quality product from a brand you know and trust.

Design expertise meets legendary quality. With designer-inspired Color Collections, it's easier than ever to achieve the kind of reveal-worthy look as seen on HGTV. No matter which colors you mix and match, they're guaranteed to work together beautifully.

They are by the same company but the paint in the SW store is more expensive than the HGTV line at Lowe's. I see so many painters buying the SW superpaint from the SW store that runs around $50 a gallon while the HGTV Infinity is around $42 a gallon.

by Sherwin-Williams Interior House Paint Collections | HGTV Home® by Sherwin-Williams.

In response to increased raw material prices and production difficulties, some leading paint companies have hiked up their prices. Sherwin-Williams CEO John Morikis said the company raised its prices in the Americas by 7% in August and again by 4% in September, according to The Associated Press.

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Sherwin-Williams paint is thick because it uses more solids, which makes it easier to work with and will cover more surface area. Furthermore, most surfaces can be completely covered in one to two coats. Painting contractors aim to please because their reputation is on the line with every painting project.

In response to increased raw material prices and production difficulties, some leading paint companies have hiked up their prices. Sherwin-Williams CEO John Morikis said the company raised its prices in the Americas by 7% in August and again by 4% in September, according to The Associated Press.

Sherwin-Williams has developed interior paint to be stain resistant and spatter resistant. The paint is easy to touch up and provides excellent coverage, as it is easy to apply and requires fewer coats than lower quality paint.

HGTV Home Ovation, $28 a gallon The self-priming, low-VOC Ovation paints were impressive at hiding stains and previous coats of paint and were even better than the Showcase paints at withstanding scrubbing and maintaining their sheen.

Behr's water-based paints should be good for two years, says Edrosa, while Sherwin-Williams' cans boast a three-year shelf life, says Fiorilli.

Sherwin Williams and Benjamin Moore are some of the best paint brands on earth. Both painting companies make quality paint used widely by professional painters and DIY-warrior homeowners alike.